FREE MYOBRACE® PARENT GUIDE Dr Aashish Mathesul
DR. MATHESUL | KALYANI NAGAR, PUNE | +91 8983101099 | WHATSAPP +91 8983101099 | www.dentist-pune.com
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Myobrace® Myofunctional approach alongside developing alignment and oral habits Removable specialised appliance Appliance + exercises/habit correction
Regular review; schedule is individualized Further orthodontic treatment may still be needed
No Requires careful brushing around brackets/wires Wide range of orthodontic problems depending on diagnosis Less dependent on wear, but hygiene and appointments matter Regular adjustment and monitoring Treatment plan depends on diagnosis and response
Invisalign® Planned tooth movement and bite correction with clear aligners
A sequence of custom aligners applies planned forces Generally less visible than fixed braces Yes Requires removal for eating and careful cleaning Selected patients depending on dental development and case suitability Important: aligners generally need consistent wear as prescribed Regular monitoring and aligner progression Further orthodontic treatment may still be needed
The right treatment depends on the child's diagnosis, growth, dental development, goals and individual circumstances. This comparison is educational, not a recommendation for your child.
Chapter 8 — What Happens During an Orthodontic Assessment?
A good orthodontic assessment is a conversation as much as an examination. Parents should have an opportunity to describe what they have noticed and what they are worried about. The orthodontist then combines history, clinical findings and, when needed, diagnostic records to build an individualized picture.
The exact assessment varies with age and circumstances. Additional photographs, scans, radiographs or other records may be recommended when they are clinically justified. Not every child needs every investigation. The aim is to gather enough information to make a responsible recommendation without assuming that every child needs the same work-up.
What have you noticed? Are there concerns about crowding, bite, habits, breathing, sleep or appearance?
2. Dental examination
The clinician examines the teeth, eruption and general oral condition.
3. Bite evaluation
Upper and lower teeth are assessed together to understand the bite relationship.
4. Jaw growth assessment
The clinician considers jaw relationships and the stage of growth.
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