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Straight teeth and a perfect bite at HanzaDent! Orthodontics helps to improve the position and bite of teeth, ensuring aesthetic and functional results. Find out more and book an appointment today!

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Orthodontics at HanzaDent

Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that focuses on changing the position of teeth, improving the shape of dental arches, and thereby enhancing functionality.

Tooth positions are corrected using specialized devices and tools that apply gentle forces. The duration of treatment can range from months to years, depending on the severity of the malocclusion and the patient’s age. Orthodontic treatment may involve complications and risks that should be considered before starting. These include increased tooth sensitivity, gum recession, root resorption, and loss of the interdental papilla.

HanzaDent Dental Clinic specializes in aligner therapy, the most modern method of correcting malocclusions.

HanzaDent offers orthodontic services at three clinics in Tallinn, ensuring a high-quality and professional approach for every patient.

HanzaDent Clinics provide only certain orthodontic services. These services are performed by dentists (not orthodontists) based on § 43, subsection 2 of the Health Services Organization Act. Dentists provide these services within their expertise and, if necessary, refer patients to specialists.

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Orthodontics prices: Check out the basic prices and book an appointment today!

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Dr. Eihgorn consultation for dental problems70€
Dr. Eihgorn consultation teething problems child60€
Braces 1 rowfrom 700€
Braces correction 1 row85€
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Contraindications

We do not recommend orthodontic treatment in the following cases: acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity, severe systemic diseases, allergies to the materials used, extensive damage to the structure of the teeth or jaw, psychological conditions that hinder adherence to treatment, or insufficient oral hygiene.

  • Acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity
  • Severe systemic diseases
  • Allergies to the materials used
  • Extensive damage to the structure of teeth or jaw
  • Psychological conditions
  • Insufficient oral hygiene
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Dentist’s Advice

Dentist’s advice: Why start orthodontic treatment on time?

  • Tooth wear and damage – Malocclusion causes uneven tooth stress, which can lead to faster wear and even fractures.
  • Gum and jaw problems – Improper bite can lead to gum inflammation and jaw pain, requiring complex treatment later.
  • Digestive issues – Misaligned teeth make chewing food difficult, which can impact digestion and overall health.
  • Aesthetics and confidence – Straight teeth and a proper bite improve appearance and boost self-confidence.
  • Increasing treatment complexity over time – The earlier you start, the simpler, quicker, and more effective the treatment will be.

Don’t wait for the problem to worsen – book your appointment at HanzaDent today and begin your journey to a healthy, straight smile!

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FAQ

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Mihkel 32 y.

18.12.2024

What complications can occur with aligner treatment?

Mihkel 32 y. 18.12.2024

Answer:

The same complications as with braces can occur with root canal treatment. The most common and long-term complications – which may occur a few years after the end of treatment – are the following:

  • gum recession (gum retraction);
  • tooth root resorption;
  • tooth sensitivity;
  • tooth enamel damage;
  • oral mucosal ulcers;
  • marginal bone defects;
  • gingivitis;
  • exacerbation of periodontal disease;
  • exacerbation of apical periodontitis in endodontically treated teeth;
  • pulpitis;
  • exacerbation of temporomandibular joint pathology;
  • it may be that achieving the planned corrected position of the teeth and/or dentition may not be possible due to unforeseen or abnormal growth of the jaw;
  • depending on individual characteristics, other complications may also occur, but their probability of occurrence is low.

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Laura 27 y.

18.12.2024

What are the possible complications and risks of orthodontic treatment?

Laura 27 y. 18.12.2024

Answer:

Orthodontic treatment has a number of potential complications and risks.
For example:

  • gingival recession (gum recession);
  • tooth root resorption;
  • tooth sensitivity;
  • tooth enamel damage;
  • oral mucosal ulcers;
  • marginal bone defects;
  • gingivitis;
  • exacerbation of periodontal disease;
  • exacerbation of apical periodontitis in endodontically treated teeth;
    pulpitis;
  • exacerbation of temporomandibular joint pathology;
  • it may be that achieving the planned corrected position of the teeth and/or dentition may not be possible due to unforeseen or abnormal growth of the jaw;
  • depending on individual characteristics, other complications may also occur, but their likelihood of occurrence is low.

Therefore, it is very important to clarify all these issues with your doctor before starting treatment.

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Katrin 45 y.

18.12.2024

Is orthodontic treatment, such as braces, a painful process?

Katrin 45 y. 18.12.2024

Answer:

Immediately after getting braces or new crowns, your teeth may be sensitive for a few days. This usually goes away within a few days. If the pain and sensitivity persist, you should consult a doctor.