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Dental Crowding Treatment in Turkey

Learn about Dental Crowding Treatment in Turkey — how it works, who it is for, recovery timelines, and what to expect before and after surgery. Compare hospitals and doctors experienced in Dental Crowding and request assistance for cost estimates or appointments.
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0 partner in Turkey for this surgery
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Cost

Treatment Cost

USD 2,013 – USD 24,158

About Dental Crowding

Dental crowding, also known as malocclusion or crooked teeth, is a common orthodontic condition where there is insufficient space in the jaw for all teeth to align normally. This procedure, performed by a dental surgeon or orthodontist, involves a comprehensive approach to correct misalignment. Treatment typically begins with a detailed assessment using X-rays and dental impressions. The primary solution is orthodontic treatment, such as traditional braces or clear aligners, which apply gentle, continuous pressure to gradually shift teeth into their correct positions over months or years. In more severe cases, surgical intervention like tooth extraction or orthognathic surgery may be required to create space or correct jaw discrepancies. The goal is to achieve a functional bite, improve oral hygiene, and enhance aesthetic appearance, leading to better long-term dental health and increased patient confidence.

Key Highlights

    Improves overall oral hygiene by making teeth easier to clean, reducing risk of cavities and gum disease.Corrects bite issues, which can alleviate problems with chewing, speech, and jaw pain (TMJ disorders).Enhances facial aesthetics and smile, boosting self-confidence and social comfort.Prevents excessive wear on tooth enamel and reduces risk of chipped or fractured teeth.Can improve long-term stability of dental health and may prevent more complex issues later in life.

Who is this surgery for?

  • Visible overlapping, rotated, or crooked teeth causing aesthetic concerns.
  • Difficulty in properly flossing or brushing certain areas, leading to plaque buildup.
  • Recurrent issues like tooth decay or gingivitis in crowded areas.
  • Problems with biting, chewing, or speaking clearly.
  • Jaw pain, headaches, or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) discomfort potentially linked to misalignment.
  • Impacted teeth (teeth unable to erupt normally) due to lack of space.
  • Pre-procedure requirement for other dental work like crowns, bridges, or implants.

How to prepare

  • Initial comprehensive dental examination, including medical and dental history review.
  • Diagnostic records: Panoramic X-rays, cephalometric X-rays, and dental impressions or digital scans.
  • Discussion of treatment options (braces, aligners, possible extractions) and creation of a personalized treatment plan.
  • Professional dental cleaning to ensure treatment begins on a healthy foundation.
  • Addressing any active cavities or gum disease prior to starting orthodontic treatment.
  • For surgical cases, pre-operative tests as advised by the dental surgeon and discussion of anesthesia.

Risks & possible complications

  • Discomfort, soreness, or ulceration of the cheeks and gums, especially after adjustments.
  • Root resorption (shortening of tooth roots) in a small percentage of cases.
  • Demineralization or white spots on enamel if oral hygiene is not maintained meticulously.
  • Allergic reactions to materials used in braces or appliances (rare).
  • Relapse (teeth shifting back) if retainers are not worn as prescribed after active treatment.
  • Risks associated with any required extractions or surgery, such as infection, bleeding, or nerve injury.
  • Temporary difficulty with speech or eating after appliance placement.

Recovery & hospital stay

  • Initial adjustment period of 3-7 days with soft diet to manage soreness after braces are placed or tightened.
  • Meticulous oral hygiene is critical: brushing after every meal and using special tools like interdental brushes or water flossers.
  • Avoiding hard, sticky, or chewy foods (e.g., nuts, caramel, popcorn) that can damage appliances.
  • Regular follow-up appointments every 4-8 weeks for adjustments and progress monitoring.
  • Using orthodontic wax to cover any brackets or wires causing irritation.
  • After active treatment, wearing retainers full-time initially, then nightly as directed, is essential to maintain results.
  • Any post-surgical care (e.g., for extractions) involves managing swelling, diet modifications, and medication as prescribed.
  • checked Typical hospital stay: 0 days (outpatient procedure)
  • checked Expected recovery time: 18-24 months (active treatment duration); 1-2 weeks (initial adjustment per visit)

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are considering dental crowding in Turkey, these questions and answers can help you make a confident, informed decision.

Procedure cost in other countries

Here is an overview of how the estimated cost, hospital stay, and recovery time for dental crowding compare across other countries where we have data.

Country Estimated cost range Typical stay Recovery time View details
India USD 272 – USD 3,263 0 days (outpatient procedure) ~ 18-24 months (active treatment duration); 1-2 weeks (initial adjustment per visit) Know More
Turkey USD 2,013 – USD 24,158 0 days (outpatient procedure) ~ 18-24 months (active treatment duration); 1-2 weeks (initial adjustment per visit) Know More
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