Appliances used in orthodontic treatment are divided into 2 as intraoral and extraoral appliances.
It is used to control the growth direction of the upper jaw in cases where the forward growth of the upper jaw is excessive and to take the upper teeth backwards.
It is used to provoke forward and downward growth of the upper jaw in cases where the upper jaw growth is upwards.
It is used to move the upper jaw forward in cases where the lower jaw is positioned forward due to insufficient growth of the upper jaw.
It is used in cases where the lower jaw grows forward and downward.
It is used in cases where the lower jaw is behind and the upper jaw is forward.
In cases where the lower jaw is behind, it is an appliance used separately by attaching to the lower and upper teeth.
It is used in cases where the lower jaw is behind and the upper jaw is forward in early age children.
It is applied to the upper jaw. Right-left, anterior-posterior and 3-way jaw expansion appliances are available. Sometimes it can be applied to the lower jaw to widen the arch.
It is applied in cases where the upper jaw is narrow.
It is applied in cases where the upper jaw is narrow.
It is used to hold the straightened teeth in place after orthodontic treatment.
They are fixed wires that are attached to the inner parts of the lower teeth.
They are fixed wires attached to the inner parts of the upper teeth.
They are acrylic plates with curved wires on the front surface (U) of the teeth.
They are transparent plates made of Essix material.
It is used to protect the place of the prematurely lost or extracted milk tooth.
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They are appliances used in situations where space is very small.
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