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Orthodontics is the specialty that studies, corrects and prevents different alterations in the position of the jaws, the shape of the dental arches and the problems of the Temporo-Mandibular Joint.

Orthodontic Specialist

Dra. Ana Marcela Pava

Dra. Dayanna Villota
CEO Your Dental Team

 

 

He is passionate about his work and learning. He is constantly expanding his knowledge through training over the years and diversifying the options of orthodontic treatment. To provide comprehensive care for all aspects of dental health, articulation, and position of the teeth. Dental aesthetics are the components of his daily work.

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Better smile, better you!

14
Years of
experience
11
dentistry specialists
15
People within the work team

FAQ about Orthodontics

What is orthodontics?

Orthodontics deals with the correction of malocclusions (like crowded teeth or open bite), which are alignment and bite problems that cause esthetic and functional problems.

When can I start an orthodontic treatment?

Orthodontic treatment can be started when you have your permanent teeth (between 12/13 years old) since the bones and teeth are still developing. Orthodontic treatment at an early age is simpler and faster than the treatment for adults. Still, it’s never too late.

How long does orthodontic treatment last?

The length of orthodontic treatment depends on the condition of the malocclusion. Generally, orthodontic treatment lasts between 12 and 24 months.

What types of orthodontic appliances exist?

The most common types of orthodontic appliances are:

  • Metal brackets: These are the most common type of orthodontic appliance.
  • Aesthetic braces: These are made of materials that are less visible than metal braces, such as plastic or sapphire.

Invisalign: This is an invisible orthodontic system that uses removable clear aligners

What kind of care should I take with orthodontics?

These are some oral hygiene tips that should be followed to keep the health of teeth and gums:

  • Brushing three times a day with a soft toothbrush.
  • Use dental floss to remove plaque and food accumulated between every tooth.
  • Use mouthwash after every meal.

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