Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that focuses on diagnosing and treating structural disorders of the jaws, teeth, and facial region. Orthodontic treatment helps guide jaw and tooth development during childhood, ensuring teeth grow into the correct positions. In adults, it corrects existing structural issues such as bite problems, improper tooth contact, and dental crowding.

Orthodontic treatment, commonly known as braces treatment, is a specialized field within dentistry. Dentists who perform this treatment are called orthodontists. Orthodontics focuses on diagnosing and treating oral and facial irregularities caused by the teeth and surrounding tissues.

Despite all modern advancements in oral and dental health, our teeth may gradually decay over time, and many of us can experience tooth loss due to injury or disease. Implant treatment is a method applied to prevent tooth loss and provide a healthier, more reliable, more aesthetic, and long-lasting solution. It involves placing artificial tooth roots—made of titanium and its alloys—into the jawbone to replace missing teeth.