Orthodontics covers the study, treatment, and prevention of anomalies of the maxillofacial and dental joint system. A professional orthodontist diagnoses and develops a treatment plan to correct existing anomalies.

Orthodontic treatment uses orthodontic appliances: plates, mouth guards, braces, expanders and mini-implants.

The expander is a non-removable jaw expansion appliance used to correct the dentition. It is attached on the palatal side of the upper jaw and remains visually unnoticeable.

The expander is used for children, between the ages of 6 and 7, for enlarging the upper jaw to eliminate nasal breathing problems and to allow room for teeth to grow. As a result, the patient begins to breathe properly, the permanent teeth erupt correctly.

Wearing the expander is not painful. During the fixation, the patient may feel some tension in the jaw that passes in 5 minutes.

Achieving the desired results depends on the individual case and the needs of the patient. On average, the expander is used for up to 9 months.

The early treatment is much easier and more effective. The process of eruption of permanent teeth occurs correctly and breathing problems are eliminated.