Last update: 29-05-1404 Confirming doctor: Dr. Saeed Qureshi Author: Maryam Davari

Jelly orthodontics is one of the practical methods of orthodontic treatment that It can help to a great extent in the process of removing abnormalities and dental problems. This method, also known as invisible orthodontics and transparent, is mostly used for mild deformities.

Gel orthodontics should be molded and made for each person so that it can have an effect on the condition of the teeth and their abnormalities. Join us in the next sections to provide more explanations about this new orthodontic method, advantages and disadvantages, treatment methods, costs, and care.

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Jelly orthodontics

First, we need to know what gel orthodontics is and provide a complete definition for this method. Gel orthodontics should be considered as one of the newest orthodontic methods that uses transparent and movable plates instead of traditional tools and metal braces. After professional imaging and molding, these plaques are made to fit the teeth and jaw condition of each patient. 3D imaging technologies and advanced scans are involved in making plaque dental orthodontics and make the plaque be made with much higher accuracy.

In the construction of this removable orthodontics, high-quality plastic is used, which has a very high resistance and longevity. These plaques must be replaced at regular intervals of two weeks so that they can have the necessary effect in the treatment process. Orthodontic gel plaques are placed on the teeth and apply gentle pressure to them to move and guide the teeth over time.

For whom is gel orthodontics suitable?

In the following video, Dr. Saeed Qureshi, an orthodontic specialist in Tehran, explains about the use of transparent aligners (gel orthodontics) in the treatment of various types of malocclusions of orthodontic patients:

Gel orthodontics are used for various abnormalities, some of which are as follows:

• mild to moderate dental abnormalities
• Overbyte
• Crys Byte
• Open Byte
• interdental gap
• Distance of teeth
• Crooked teeth
• Irregularity and crowding of teeth
Jaw problems in children
• Employed and active adults in the community

Comparison of gel and metal orthodontics

In recent years, gel orthodontics has become very popular. As we can say, this method has replaced the traditional metal orthodontic method in adults. In this section, we compare the features of metal and gel fixed orthodontics so that you can choose between them with more knowledge.

The differences Metal and traditional orthodontics Gel orthodontics appearance Metal brackets and wires are fully exposed. Plastic and clear aligners that are largely invisible. hygiene Cleaning and maintaining oral hygiene is difficult and must be done in a special way By removing Invisalign or gel orthodontics, you can clean the teeth. Dietary restrictions It is not allowed to eat certain foods during orthodontics You should not eat with the aligners, but if you remove the jelly orthodontics, you will not have food restrictions. maintenance It requires periodic regular check-ups to adjust the braces It is relatively more vulnerable and may be lost due to its mobile design. Use cases It is suitable for all people who need treatment and has no restrictions. It is used to correct mild to moderate deformities. Ease of use It puts more pressure on the teeth and may cause the tissue inside the mouth to be scarred. It is more comfortable and due to its flexible material and smooth edges, it does not cause any wounds at all. Treatment period In most cases it is shorter Because of the gentler pressure, it will usually be longer. cost It has a relatively reasonable cost. Due to the need for multiple plaques during the treatment, it will cost more.

In the following video, Dr. Qureshi compares gel orthodontics and traditional fixed braces in terms of application and advantages and disadvantages:

Benefits of jelly orthodontics

In the following video, you can learn about the benefits of gel orthodontics from the words of Dr. Qureshi, a dental orthodontic specialist in Tehran:

• Invisible and invisible appearance
• Animated structure
• Simple and convenient oral health care
• Preventing mouth sores
• Absence of dietary restrictions during treatment

Disadvantages of orthodontics with gel braces

• High cost of treatment
• Restriction for treatment of serious and complex problems
• need to strictly follow the instructions for use
• need to periodically replace license plates

Stages of treatment with jelly plaque

1. In the first step, you need to consult with a professional orthodontist to examine the general condition of your jaw and teeth in detail.
2. Then it's time to mold the jaw and teeth, which is done with the help of digital scanning and 3D images and modern methods of digital orthodontics, so that it has the highest level of accuracy.
3. The next step is related to making the license plate. The molds taken are provided to the laboratory so that finally the orthodontic plate is made of transparent and flexible material, suitable for the structure of your teeth.
4. In the next step, you should prepare to place the plates. Invisible orthodontics must be placed on the teeth 20 hours a day and removed only for eating and hygiene.
5. Complying with the instructions by the patient is also included in these stages, which is related to regular checkups. You should visit an orthodontist once every two weeks and change the plates.

Gel dental plaque care

After knowing what is gel orthodontics and getting enough information about its advantages and disadvantages as well as its implementation steps, it is time to get acquainted with the principles of care for this tool. To take care of gel orthodontics, you must take special measures, some of which are as follows:

• Cleaning plaque every time with lukewarm water and a soft toothbrush without using toothpaste
• Keeping the plaque in a special compartment to avoid contamination
• Keeping plaque away from heat and heat
• Not using colored and carbonated drinks
• Regular and periodic visit to an orthodontist

Cost of orthodontic treatment with jelly method

Getting information about the cost of gel orthodontics is very important and should not be ignored at all. Among the factors affecting the cost of gel orthodontics, we can mention the type of orthodontics, the number of jaws, the severity and extent of the abnormality, the desired clinic and specialist, and the types of ancillary services during the treatment.

Keep in mind that choosing a specialist will greatly affect your final cost. In the examination sessions, the specialist must change the orthodontic plate so that it can have the necessary effect on your teeth. Orthodontic cost Gel at Dr. Qureshi's specialized clinic starts from 160,000,000 Tomans; At Dr. Qorbashi's orthodontic clinics, installment orthodontics services are also provided for patients to choose the treatment they want easily.

Gel orthodontic treatment with Dr. Qureshi

Gel orthodontics these days has become one of the most popular orthodontic methods that are mostly chosen by adults and working people. This method requires very high accuracy and delicacy so that the patient can finally be satisfied with the result. Dr. Qureshi, one of the best orthodontic specialists in Tehran, provides the services needed in this field at a very high quality level. Therefore, by visiting any of Dr. Qureshi's offices in Tehran, you can access high-quality services at reasonable prices with installment payment terms.

Dr. Saeed Qureshi

Dr. Saeed Qureshi, an orthodontic specialist with more than 20 years of experience in the treatment of jaw and teeth abnormalities, is the first member of the specialized board of the country, has the specialized board of orthodontics from Canada and is a member of the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO). To book an appointment and receive advice, you can visit any of the three specialized orthodontic centers in Tehran (located in Saadat Abad, Tehran Pars and Nawab areas) or the Qom orthodontic office under their management.

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