If you suffer from dental problems such as crowding, long distances, or long jaws... it is known as one of the most common and efficient treatment methods in the world of dentistry... it can move the teeth into their correct position using brackets and wires. Fixed orthodontics not only helps improve the appearance of your smile, but also improves the health of your mouth and teeth. changeWhat is fixed orthodontics? The NHS website defines fixed orthodontics as: > "Fixed brackets are the most common type of device used in orthodontics. They consist of small metal brackets that are attached to the teeth using a special adhesive. The wires pass through the brackets and are fixed in place by elastic rings. The wires apply force to the tooth through the orthodontic bracket and minimizes the damage. The tooth during treatment... In orthodontics, the teeth slowly and about 1 Millimeters move per month.... In this way, the jaw bone around the tooth gets a chance to regenerate. An example of treatment with fixed orthodontics **Fixed orthodontic photo** can be seen below for people who want to know about the appearance of this orthodontic method... Below you can see the before and after photos of some clients and their treatment results: You can see the video of the result of fixed orthodontic treatment of two jaws below... Types of fixed orthodontics Types of fixed orthodontics on teeth include the following: 1... fixed metal orthodontics: the brackets of these brackets are metal and are installed on the teeth with a special glue.... According to the patient's deformities, metal orthodontics may be installed on one or two jaws... 2... fixed ceramic orthodontics: the brackets of these brackets have a clear appearance after being installed on the teeth, and after being installed on the teeth, they have a clear appearance... ceramic orthodontics is usually used for mild to moderate deformities of the user... 3... lingual orthodontics: lingual orthodontics brackets have metal parts and are They are permanently installed behind the teeth, for this reason they are included in the category of invisible orthodontics and do not change the person's appearance. The specialist in Tehran explains the difference between fixed metal and ceramic orthodontics for patients: What is the use of fixed orthodontics? The use of methods and **types of fixed orthodontics** of the jaw and teeth is considered one of the methods of dental treatment and beauty that has undergone appropriate changes from the past to the present... In general, permanent orthodontics is used for the following cases: - Having a horizontal or vertical gap between the upper and lower teeth when closing the mouth (crossbite, open bite, overbite, overjet, underbite) - Correction of crooked teeth and tooth rotation - Protrusion and retraction of teeth - Clogging and crowding of teeth due to lack of sufficient space in the jaw - There is a gap between the teeth in each jaw - Types of deviations and moderate to severe skeletal abnormalities of the jaw and teeth - Asymmetry and balance of upper and lower jaw teeth - Sleep apnea caused by improper positioning of the jaw and teeth various components of fixed orthodontics According to the patient's need for treatment, fixed orthodontics consists of various components, which we will get to know below: Fixed or mobile orthodontics is better? According to the patient's condition, the orthodontist determines that fixed or mobile orthodontics is better.... The effectiveness and final result of permanent orthodontics appears sooner, while the length of treatment with mobile orthodontics will be longer... Orthodontics: Advantages and disadvantages of fixed orthodontics The advantages and **disadvantages of permanent orthodontics** of teeth and jaws can be summarized in the following points. - In addition to straightening the teeth, fixed orthodontics beautifies the appearance of the teeth and ensures oral hygiene... - The risk of gum disease in fixed orthodontics is reduced... - Another advantage of this method is the complete assurance of the desired result at the end of the treatment period because the brackets are fixed on the teeth and... on the teeth... - Due to the control of the movement of the teeth in fixed orthodontics, less damage is done to the tooth structure... ### Disadvantages and problems of fixed orthodontics - The length of the treatment period in fixed orthodontics is long, and during this time, the teeth may change color due to lack of hygiene and the effect of brackets will remain on the teeth. The cost of fixed orthodontics depends on various factors. These factors include the type and duration of orthodontics, orthodontic history, office location, your dental insurance and any other restoration work that may be necessary before or during treatment. The cost of fixed metal orthodontics is 50000000000 Tomans and 00000000000000000000 Tomans for one person. Jaw... If ceramic brackets are used, 2,500,000 Tomans per jaw will be added to the treatment costs. Important points in fixed orthodontics There are some important points in **permanent tooth orthodontics**, which include most of the cases after the start of treatment: - After installing brackets and permanent orthodontics on the teeth and starting the treatment period, be sure to visit your dentist on the dates set for the visit.. - After installing fixed wires and brackets on the teeth, you will have difficulty eating and speaking for the first few days after getting used to the time.