Orthodontic teeth straightening

A tooth correction does not necessarily have to be painful. Of course, after the braces are fitted or after larger adjustments, the teeth may become slightly sensitive. However, this is usually only short-lived and can be relieved with painkillers or special toothpastes.

Our practice in Munich relies on state-of-the-art technologies and materials to make the treatment experience as pleasant as possible for our patients. This includes the use of highly elastic wires that reduce the side effects of treatment to a minimum.

A tooth correction is a worthwhile investment in the health and well-being of your teeth. We will be happy to advise you and draw up an individual treatment plan tailored to your needs. With us, you will reach your goal: a healthy, beautiful smile - without much pain.

Lingual braces, which are attached to the inside of the teeth, can initially affect speech. This is because the tongue has to get used to the new arrangement of the teeth. It usually takes a few days to get used to speaking with lingual braces. However, there are also cases in which patients have no problems speaking within a few hours. Once you get the hang of it, your speech will return to normal and you will hardly notice a difference.

However, some patients are particularly sensitive and take longer to get used to the braces. Our experienced dentists in Munich-Schwabing support you by offering targeted exercises to adapt to the braces. By using digital technologies and being able to adjust the wires individually, we can ensure optimal therapy for these patients as well.

It is important to emphasize that lingual braces do not cause any permanent speech impairment. It is merely a temporary adjustment phase.

In our dental practice in Munich, we attach great importance to comprehensive advice and care during the treatment period in order to ensure an optimal treatment result and the highest wearing comfort. Even after the end of treatment, we are available to our patients to solve any adjustment problems quickly and easily.

When you wear braces, there are certain foods you should avoid to make sure your treatment is successful. During the adjustment phase, you should stick to soft foods such as pasta, soft cheese, mashed potatoes, avocados and bananas to give your teeth time to adjust to the braces.

It is also important to avoid hard foods, as they can cause a bracket to come loose from your tooth. These include muesli, raw vegetables, hard sweets and ice cubes. Sticky and chewy foods such as toffee, caramel, bagels and chewing gum should also be avoided, as they can cause food debris to collect in the gaps of the braces and lead to tooth decay.

It is also important to avoid certain drinks, such as lemonade and juices, as they contain sugar and therefore increase the likelihood of tooth decay. Instead, you should prefer water and unsweetened tea. It is important to observe these restrictions to ensure that your braces can do their job successfully and bring your teeth into the right position. If you are unsure which foods and drinks are allowed during treatment, please discuss this with your dentist.

In general, it is important to keep your diet healthy and balanced during treatment and to make sure you get enough vitamins and minerals. This makes the treatment more successful and keeps your teeth healthy.

Lingual braces are the perfect choice for people who would like to correct their teeth invisibly. This type of braces is attached to the inside of the teeth, so it remains completely hidden. One of the biggest advantages of lingual braces is their invisibility, which allows you to undergo treatment without embarrassment. There are no visible wires or brackets that could spoil your smile.

In addition, lingual braces are very comfortable to wear, as they are attached to the inside of the teeth. This reduces the risk of pain and discomfort in the mouth.

Lingual braces are also highly efficient at correcting misaligned teeth. By using digital technologies and computer-aided manufacturing processes, we can ensure that every treatment is individually tailored to the patient's needs and requirements.

Because of their position on the inside of the teeth, lingual braces are also a good choice for people with an increased risk of tooth decay, as the brackets and wires are not exposed and therefore less susceptible to plaque and decay.

All in all, lingual braces offer an invisible, comfortable and effective way to correct your teeth without anyone noticing. If you would like to correct your teeth invisibly, lingual braces may be the right choice for you.

A tooth correction is an important step towards a perfect smile and a healthy jaw structure. But how long does such a treatment take? The duration of a tooth correction varies depending on the degree of tooth and jaw misalignment. Mild misalignments can be treated successfully in less than 6 months. However, this type of treatment is the exception and most cases require a longer treatment period.

More complex cases can take up to 2 years. It is important to emphasize, however, that each case is considered individually and that the duration of treatment depends on factors such as age, tooth and jaw structure and the desired treatment result.

An important aspect of the treatment duration is the monitoring and adjustment of the braces. Regular check-ups with our dentists in Munich are necessary to ensure that the treatment is on the right track and that the braces can be adjusted to achieve the best possible result.

Another important factor is the patient's cooperation. Regular use of aids such as retainers and compliance with special diet and care instructions can help to shorten the treatment time.

Overall, the duration of a tooth correction is an important factor, but not the only one. A thorough consultation with an experienced dentist can help to understand your individual needs and expectations and give a realistic estimate of the treatment time.

Adults have the option of having their teeth straightened with modern and innovative treatment methods. One of the most frequently chosen options is aligners, also known as invisible trays. These are barely visible and allow patients to continue their everyday lives unhindered. Another option is lingual braces, which are attached to the inside of the teeth and are therefore completely invisible.

With us, adult patients first undergo a detailed examination and diagnosis. We then decide together with the patient which treatment method is most suitable, taking into account the patient's individual wishes and needs as well as the degree of tooth misalignment.

Whether aligners or lingual braces, both treatment methods are safe and successful. We support our patients throughout the entire treatment and guarantee a long-term, stable treatment result. Let us advise you and find out which tooth correction options are available for adults.