Movable orthodontic appliances are a simple, yet effective solution to correct misalignment of teeth.. Movable molds can be used for eating, cleaning and removing certain items from the mouth.... This flexibility makes removable orthodontics a popular choice for adults. And children have become.. orthodontics? **What is removable orthodontics?** It's exactly what it sounds like: these appliances can be removed from the mouth.... Removable braces in their most common form are coated wires that are placed over the teeth.... They don't have brackets, but because they're molded to the patient's mouth, they're fixed on the teeth.. They're galvanized stainless steel and are very easy to clean and use.... You just have to wear them for a period of time. place a specific one in the mouth and take them out and clean them whenever necessary.... As you can see in the photo of the removable dental plaque or this short video, the removable plaque consists of an acrylic plastic sheet and these strong wires come out from the sides of the teeth... firmly in place... Now that you know what removable orthodontics is, it is good to remember that these devices are usually classified into two groups: - Suitable devices for simple tooth movements - Suitable devices for moving the upper and lower jaw Movable orthodontics is suitable for which teeth? Basically, orthodontic treatments are known with fixed braces.. So what teeth are removable orthodontics suitable for?.. These devices are used to treat many dental problems and malocclusion in children and adults, including: - Overbyte Interdental spaces - Crowding of teeth due to lack of space - Open blockage - Overjet - Deep malocclusion - Posterior crossbite In addition to cases such as overbite and interdental gaps, upper and lower mobile orthodontic devices can treat many other pathologies and problems.. When you go to an orthodontist, you will find out if your deformity can be treated with mobile devices or not... When we explained what mobile orthodontics is for, you can probably use mobile methods with this method.. unfortunately **no**; All jaw and mouth abnormalities cannot be solved with these devices and sometimes jaw surgery is required.... Movable devices can keep the teeth in their current position to be fixed in place.... In fact, this is the main reason for using these devices.... Orthodontic mobile mold can only stabilize the position of the teeth that are realigned through the movement of the tip.. Its placement angle.... These devices cannot rotate the teeth or apply force (torque) to the roots... They fix the teeth in their correct position, but (unlike fixed appliances) they cannot provide complex multi-tooth movements in different directions....These appliances are also great for treating overbites, but they are very ineffective for treating underbites, they are also easier to create moles..Cheaper than a regular fixed brace....So if you are considering treatment, ask your orthodontist if removable braces are right for you... Movable braces for children and Adults Removable orthodontic molds are a great option for overbite and other dental problems in children... The only thing you need to keep in mind is to teach them to use the device as correctly as possible and only remove it when eating and brushing their teeth.... Adults also prefer removable orthodontics to other treatments because it gives them more freedom and does not affect their appearance too much... Types of removable orthodontics top and bottom.. Depending on the severity of the abnormality, the age of the patient, the lifestyle and even the budget, the orthodontist can prescribe different devices for the patient. **Types of removable orthodontics** include: ### retainer or retainer When it is said retainer, it means Hawley retainer... These retainers are one of the most common types of removable orthodontics. They are usually made of acrylic and metal and are designed to hold the teeth in their corrected positions after the braces are removed.. but they can also be used to make minor adjustments to the teeth. They transfer to the right position.. Orthodontics and "Invisiline" are the most popular brands in the world... functional devices are used to correct jaw disharmony... they work by applying gentle forces to the jaws and guiding them to the right position.. These devices are usually made of acrylic and metal and should be used for several hours a day if the patient wishes.. The upper jaw is forward, in order to pull the upper jaw back and the lower jaw forward You can use a functional plate.. as long as the problem is mild and the lower or upper jaw is less forward.. If one or more teeth are behind the front teeth, this plate can be used for **movable orthodontics of the upper jaw** or lower jaw.. This plate moves the teeth forward to be in line with the other teeth.. The four devices that we have introduced are the most common and well-known types of removable orthodontics; but there are other formats that are possible for The patient should be prescribed: - **palatal expander** (Palatal Expander); This device is used to expand the upper jaw... This device is used for mobile orthodontics of the upper jaw of children... because the skin of the upper jaw can cause crowding of the teeth... Palate expanders are made of acrylic and metal and have a screw mechanism that gradually enlarges the jaw... - **lip shield**; This device is used to prevent the lips from pressing against the teeth. They are usually made of acrylic or silicone and are placed on the inside of the upper lip.. - **Headgear** (Headgear); A headgear is actually a movable orthopedic device that helps correct developmental misalignments (and sometimes overbite).. A headgear puts pressure on the upper jaw, holds the teeth in place or helps them move into better positions.. What is it? Here are some of the most important advantages of removable orthodontic appliances: - **Movement**: The ability to remove the device from the mouth at any time, especially when eating, brushing teeth, or in important social situations, is one of the most important advantages of these devices... even if there is unbearable pain or discomfort from the location of the device, it can be easily removed from the mouth for a short time. ***Be traumatic in mobile types.. Orthodontics, especially clear aligners, are less visible than traditional braces and give the user a more natural appearance.... - **Affordable**: These appliances are usually not expensive, especially compared to some fixed orthodontic treatments.... - **Convenience and efficiency**: People can easily eat their favorite foods (from chewy and sticky foods without having to worry about eating dry and sticky discs about food hard).. movable orthodontics... What are the disadvantages of movable orthodontics? Despite the positive features, the movable orthodontic mold has its own limitations. The most important challenges and defects of these devices are: - **Effect on speech**: usually at the beginning of the treatment, the patient suffers from a series of speech problems... This problem is resolved after a few days and as soon as the person gets used to the presence of the device in his mouth... - **Limitation in correcting abnormalities**: Movable upper or lower jaw orthodontics is not more suitable for correcting jaw abnormalities, no more force is needed... Beyond the capacity of mobile devices... - **Dependence on the patient's cooperation**: The success rate of treatment with this device directly depends on the patient's use and cooperation.... Failure to use the device regularly can lead to treatment failure... - **Limitations of mandibular orthodontics**: The use of movable appliances for the lower jaw is usually more difficult and rarely recommended....- **Difficulty in tolerating the plate**: Tolerating and using a movable plate can be difficult for some people, especially in the lower jaw... The patient must know what the advantages and disadvantages of movable appliances are. talk about yourself.. The period of treatment with a movable orthodontic mold is usually between **6 to 24 months**, during which the patient must use the plaque continuously (especially **23 hours a day, the length of treatment is shortened, especially the length of treatment ends with**).. Orthodontics to achieve permanent results and stabilize them.... In terms of the amount of daily use, it is important to use the plaque continuously and with high precision (according to the expert's instructions) so that the effectiveness of the treatment is not affected.... Regular use, except in cases that it is necessary to eat food and observe oral hygiene.. for this reason, it is recommended to remove oral plaque at least one or two hours after the treatment.. time and with the most efficiency... the duration of using removable orthodontics, like other treatments for jaw and teeth abnormalities, has a specific period.... and if this period is not completed completely (and with full quality), the result will not be desirable and lasting.... we said that the treatment period is between 6 to 24 months and the exact time is determined by orthodontics... but in general The duration of removable orthodontics depends on the following factors: - The patient's cooperation during the treatment, including visiting at the appointed time, trusting the orthodontic specialist, following the recommendations and orders... - Age of the patient; The length of treatment in young patients is shorter than the length of treatment in adult patients - Unforeseen events such as the need for tooth restoration during orthodontics, damage to the jaw or teeth, etc. - The amount of teeth disorder and their irregular pattern.. - The need to pull teeth - General health status, especially the health of the patient's jaw bones and gums - The level of experience of the orthodontist (in terms of prescribing the right device, speed of work and treatment progress) What are the stages of mobile orthodontics? Treatment with these devices has three main stages: 1.... visiting a specialist's office for examination and checking the possibility of prescribing this treatment; Molding of the mouth to create a removable plaque 2... Return to the office to test the fit of the device 3 .... its installation and training in its use and maintenance How to use removable orthodontics and maintain it After placing the device in the mouth (for the first time in the office), you will be fully told how to use and care for removable orthodontics. The use and care of these devices require a lot of attention to prevent damage and reduce the effectiveness of treatment... Key tips for using and caring for removable orthodontics: - **Avoid eating hard and sticky foods**: Avoid eating hard and sticky foods when the device is in the mouth so that the plaque and its wires are not damaged... Weekly use of special washing solvent is also recommended according to the dentist's advice... - **Care during removal**: When removing the removable orthodontic mold from the mouth, put it in its own container to prevent it from breaking or getting lost... - **Avoid placing the plaque in boiling water**: Placing the plaque in Boiling water can change the shape of the plastic and lose its proper fit.... - **Patience: at the beginning, difficulty or lack of speech** A little practice and patience is required to solve the problems within a few days... How much does removable orthodontics cost? The price of removable orthodontics first of all depends on its type... For example, if you are prescribed regular appliances and retainers, you probably only have to get them once and pay a reasonable fee... But if you want to go for invisible orthodontics and use transparent aligners (as we said ** you must use new plates every few weeks), the total cost of the plates will increase to tens of Tomans.. Orthodontics for each jaw is 20000000 Tomans added to the cost of orthodontics.** The price of movable orthodontics depends on the experience and skill of the specialist and even your city.... The need to use additional devices such as headgear, palate expander and lip impactor also leads to an increase in cost. Removable orthodontic mold treatment is usually more cost-effective than fixed orthodontics, due to several important factors: - The general nature of these devices and their use in cases where the deformation of the jaw and mouth is not acute and does not require complex procedures. - The simpler structure of these devices (as you can see in the orthodontic moving picture) which reduces the cost of their preparation. - No need to visit several times to adjust the device in short periods of time