Grants for ceramic bracket
19th September 2011
Filed in Grants and Finance
Question:
Hello dentist!
I am young boy aged 17 who are about to correct my smile and my jaws. Right now I'm sitting with a sign with cleft palate clamp to expand my upper jaw. Then I have put train tracks and corrected my teeth. Since I'm still under 18, it is all paid by the municipality.
Now I looked at my second year of high school, and I would be much happier for a little more discreet headband. My dentist offers probably an "interior" togskinne. Now my question, Is this something I can get that 17th years of municipal account? Or will it to pull your wallet out?
My cousin in the U.S. also has tracks, but he has normal railway tracks at the bottom and top, he has a togskinne pottery. Are these ceramic rail way something can get done in Denmark? And if you can, it is again at the town or at their own expense?
Thanks in advance
Sean
Answer:
Dear Sean
I think you should consult your dentist. I can not say anything about what opportunities they can offer you. The train tracks you're talking about is called Invins Align.
You can read all about hoops here
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Transparent clamp
19th September 2011
Filed in Other Questions
Question:
Hi,
I am a girl of 18 who need braces within the next month. It's not something I look forward to, but it is part of a treatment that include also includes a jaw surgery.
I have searched a little on the web where I have seen that it is possible to get a hanger that is more "transparent" and goes more at one with teeth.
Throughout my treatment is paid by the state when it was started when I was under 18, but they would wait with treatment until they thought my jaw was fully developed.
Now my question then, is whether there could be chances of the state also will pay for the "transparent" bracket?
And if not, how much should I even expect to pay for it?
If I decide me for the "transparent" frame, when and how should the dentist know?
Answer:
Dear Trina
I think you should ask the dentist to treat you. I can not say anything about what options they have.
You can read more about hoops here
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Error Processing
19th September 2011
Filed in Complaints
Question:
I have as a child has braces on the teeth (dental palate and neck pull) I have after I filled 18s had problems with my one wisdom tooth in the mouth (had the second surgery out before I filled the 18s) It turns out that there is no room for the tooth and the tooth has been round / curved possibly due hoops. The tooth is such that it becomes difficult to get out, because it sits very close to the nerve, and that I was risking an injury to the nerve, where it should be removed.
Is it possible for me to get a replacement for my tooth is now causing problems because of previous treatments?
Regards Christina
Answer:
Dear Christina
All treatments are given from which it is best for the patient in the given situation. You can investigate why your tooth is not removed early, but I doubt that you can claim compensation.
You can read more about how to complain here: http://www.patientombuddet.dk
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Can you get directed teeth in panum?
19th September 2011
Filed in Teeth
Question:
Can you get directed teeth in panum. Have had train tracks before when I was a little less. But having talked to my doctor, he says the same thing if you do not feel comfortable that you have to get it fixed. Panum, I have heard little about the students who undersøæger teeth. But do not know if they can fix teeth because it is my problem. In advance thank you.
Answer:
Dear öznur
yes it seems to me well you can. You can contact the hovedvisitten at Panum for further information.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Had a toothed rocking of the link
10th February 2010
Filed in Teeth
Question:
I am 17 years old, train tracks (bracket) and may have had a rocking tooth. I'm pretty worried because I think I have lost my milk teeth long ago. what happens if it's a rock tooth and it's not a baby tooth comes as a new tooth or will there just to be a hole?
Polina
Answer:
Dear Polina,
It is common that the teeth will be slightly loose when the railway tracks on. I think you should consult your dentist and get it checked if you are worried.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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Brackets for orthodontics
27th November 2009
Filed in Articles
In the past, orthodontic something that was reserved for children, and they thought it was too late to correct teeth when you were a little older. But it has the technological developments and new hanger types to change. Today you can correct teeth regardless of age.
Treatment
Treatment time depends on how much should be paid up on the teeth and most can expect a turnaround time of approx. 12 to 18 months. In the period you should regularly check the dentist where teeth checked and the bracket is tightened up. One must reckon with a mission to the dentist every month.
After treatment with braces, one must expect to make use of a splint for night use, to keep the teeth in the new position. Some are also fitted with a thin wire on the back of the incisors.
Prices
The price for a treatment with solid steel bracket depends on how much work to be done and will typically be between 25,000 and 40,000 crowns from a practicing specialist in orthodontics. For any special cosmetic braces, one must expect an additional cost. A transparent ceramic bracket will typically cost between 4,000 and 5,000 crowns per extra. jaw, and an inner hoop costs approx. 20,000 crowns per extra. jaw.
Bracket Types
The general metal / steel hoops, often called "railway tracks" in the vernacular, is still the most effective hangers. And thus one can expect to be digested with hoops in shorter time than if you choose one of the more cosmetically acceptable hangers. And it is also the least expensive treatment option.
There are both permanent hanger types steelbar is a good example. And then there are also skin Africans who are not mounted in permanent teeth. Most adults may be expected that it will be necessary with a fixed bracket.
Metal-/Stålbøjlen
The metal or steel hangers
This is the traditional bow, which most of us know that may not always particularly beautiful to look at. However, it is still the most effective hoop. And with that one obtains the fastest and typically least expensive treatment.
Guldbøjlen
Gold Hangers
Guldbøjlen does not differ appreciably from normal steel hangers, in addition to the color of course be different. It's probably a matter of taste for the individual, if you will make use of a gold headband instead of a plain steel hanger.
Damon bracket
Damon braces
Damon is the name of a manufacturer of hangers, which have further developed the traditional steel frame, so that can be performed more treatment. One of the main advantages for the patient is that they have developed a locking mechanism so the patient is not bothered so much by rubber bands or wires that hold the through wire in place.
The new Damon 3 bracket is partially transparent, and can be seen on the right side of the picture.
Transparent clamp
Transparent ceramic brackets
You can also get completely transparent ceramic brackets that are not as visible as steel hoops. Should be expected slightly longer processing time.
Interior hanger
Interior hanger
Another possibility is to place steelbar on the back of the teeth. But it is an expensive and technically difficult solution.
Invisalign hanger
Transparent shine
You can also get transparent plastic skin Africans, which you wear on your teeth for most of 24 hours. These skin Africans must be replaced periodically. This is a very expensive solution, and the price is likely to be around 50,000 crowns by a practicing orthodontist.
You can read more about the transparent plastic skin Africans here: Invisalign
