- March 20, 1403 - orthodontics, implants -

Are implants and orthodontics done at the same time? 5 important points: In the world of modern dentistry, dental implants and orthodontics are two popular methods to improve the health and beauty of teeth. But the question that many patients have is: Can these two treatments be done at the same time? The answer to this question depends on the condition of each person's mouth and teeth. In this article, we will examine the priorities, the possibility of performing these two methods at the same time, and the important points related to it. ### Which has priority? Implant or orthodontics? The first question that arises in the minds of patients is which treatment should be done first. In general, dental professionals recommend that **orthodontics precede implants**. why Because orthodontics moves the teeth to reach the ideal position. If the dental implant is done before orthodontics, due to its fixedness in the jawbone, it may prevent the movement of the teeth and the desired result may not be obtained. However, in some special cases where the teeth do not need to be moved or there is enough space for dental implants, the implants may be done first. In any case, consultation with an orthodontist and implant surgeon is essential. ### If we have implants, can we do orthodontics? Yes, in many cases it is possible to perform orthodontics after dental implants, but it comes with limitations. Unlike natural teeth, implants cannot be moved because they are fused to the jawbone. Therefore, if the implant is in a position that interferes with the orthodontic plan, it may be necessary to change the treatment plan. For example, the specialist can use the implant as a fixed point (anchorage) to move other teeth. But if there is a need to move in the area around the fixture, orthodontics must be done before installing the base (fixture). > Dental implant welding time ### Are implants and orthodontics performed at the same time? It is rarely recommended to do these two methods at the same time, but it is not impossible. This can be done in situations where the patient only needs a base in a specific area and his other teeth are being fixed at the same time. However, careful coordination between the orthodontist and the surgeon is necessary to avoid interference between the two treatments. ### Advantages and disadvantages of performing two treatment methods simultaneously #### Advantages: - **Saving treatment time** - **Decreasing the number of visits to the clinic** - **The possibility of using dental implants as a support for orthodontics** #### Disadvantages: - **More complexity in the treatment plan** - **Possibility of reducing accuracy in the final result** - **Higher cost if corrections are needed** > The effect of the implant on the adjacent teeth > > Do adjacent teeth become sensitive after implantation? ### Important points before making a decision 1. **Detailed examination**: First, you should be examined by an orthodontist and an implant surgeon to check the condition of your teeth and jaw. 2. **Personalized treatment plan**: Each patient has unique conditions and the treatment plan should be designed according to his needs. 3. **Appropriate timing**: coordinating the time of performing these two methods plays a key role in the success of the treatment. ###