Partial orthodontics
Option A
Limited orthodontics
Costs may vary depending on the individual's condition and treatment plan; the exact amount will be determined after a consultation at the hospital.
USD 2,235.47
Option Information
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Up to 3
Hospital Location
52 Mannam-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea Moontower 9F, 10F, 11F, 13F
Partial orthodontics is an orthodontic treatment that focuses on improving the alignment of approximately 1 to 6 teeth, primarily the front teeth, rather than the entire set of teeth. It can be applied to relatively simple cases, such as spaced front teeth or slightly misaligned teeth, and because the scope of treatment is smaller than full orthodontics, it can reduce the burden of treatment time and cost. It may be considered for those who wish to improve the alignment of their front teeth ahead of important events such as weddings, job hunting, or interviews. However, in cases of malocclusion or skeletal issues, full orthodontics may be necessary, so the feasibility of the treatment is determined after a precise diagnosis.
Treatment information is for reference only and may vary depending on individual conditions. For accurate details, please consult with the facility.
Recommended for
- Individuals with mild spacing or misalignment of the front teeth
- For those who wish to focus on improving the alignment of only a few teeth
- Patients who have no major issues with their overall occlusion but are concerned about the alignment of their front teeth.
- For those who have important events coming up, such as weddings, job hunting, or interviews
- Patients who have experienced relapse after previous orthodontic treatment
Procedure Benefits
- You can reduce the scope of treatment by selectively moving only the necessary teeth.
- Compared to comprehensive orthodontics, the treatment duration may be shorter.
- The scope of treatment is limited, which can reduce the financial burden.
- It can improve gaps between front teeth or mild misalignment of the teeth.
- Compared to full orthodontics, the burden of wearing the appliance is relatively low.
Risks and Notes
In the initial stages of wearing orthodontic appliances, you may experience pressure, pain in your teeth, or irritation of the oral mucosa. If food particles and plaque accumulate around the appliance, it can lead to tooth decay or gingival inflammation, so meticulous oral hygiene is necessary. Since partial orthodontics is a treatment that moves only a limited number of teeth, it may be difficult to apply in cases of malocclusion or skeletal issues. After treatment, teeth may shift back, so you must wear a retainer according to the medical staff's instructions, and the treatment results and duration may vary depending on the condition of your teeth and patient compliance.
Partial orthodontics that selectively improves only the necessary areas Partial orthodontics is a treatment that focuses on improving spaced or slightly misaligned teeth by applying orthodontic appliances to only a portion of the teeth rather than the entire set. Because the scope of treatment is limited, it can reduce the burden of treatment time and cost compared to full orthodontics, and it can also be considered for those with important upcoming events such as weddings, job hunting, or interviews. However, in cases of malocclusion or skeletal issues, full orthodontics may be required, so the feasibility of this treatment is determined after a precise diagnosis. ※ This image is an example to help understand partial orthodontics, and the actual scope of correction, appliances, and treatment process may vary depending on individual diagnosis.
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Limited orthodontics
Costs may vary depending on the individual's condition and treatment plan; the exact amount will be determined after a consultation at the hospital.