Orthodontic Treatment

The latest orthodontic method

orthodontist showing a model of fixed orthodontics

Orthodontic treatments can noticeably change your smile for the better. The conventional treatments commonly take up to 2 years, with even more in special cases from months to years. Fortunately, the latest orthodontic breakthroughs have made it possible for patients to get well-aligned/straight, healthy, and beautiful teeth faster than ever before.

Damon orthodontics, a new orthodontic method

Damon orthodontics is a brand-new unique treatment capable of treating malocclusions in a short period of time. The unique sliding mechanism of the brackets used in Damon orthodontics applies different forces to teeth to push them toward their normal position. It has been claimed that Damon Orthodontics offers more convenient and shorter treatments to patients.

The Damon system is among the newest orthodontic procedures based on highly efficient technology. The self-ligating brackets used in Damon orthodontics are considered its distinctive feature because of more proper movement. These high-tech brackets can effectively push teeth toward their normal position without applying high pressure levels to them.

damon orthodontics method

Mini-screw, another new orthodontic method

Among other new headline inventions, mini-screws are of interest to many. A mini-screw is a small metal screw inserted through the gum into the jaw bone to act as an anchor to help move malpositioned teeth. A mini-screw is designed to help move adjacent teeth towards their normal position.

Before inserting a mini-screw, the orthodontist will have to examine by reviewing radiographs. This is done for the general safety of the patient. It is necessary to examine the site by reviewing radiographs. The gum will be locally anesthetized and then a hole may be drilled into the jaw first to insert the screw or it may be gently inserted directly into the bone.

Mini-screws have made it easier for orthodontists to treat malocclusions. For example, in cases where a surgical procedure is required for the treatment of some malocclusions, mini-screws help orthodontists achieve the desired therapeutic result only by orthodontic treatments without any need for a surgical procedure.

New mini-screw-based method for the treatment of maxillary deficiency

Method and System for Treatment of Maxillary Deficiency Using Miniscrews

This new method has been invented by Dr. Abdolreza Jamilian, a full professor and an Iranian experienced and skilled orthodontist. This is going to be used to treat Class-III malocclusions. Registered in the US Patent and Trademark Office, this new invention has solved all problems of traditional extraoral orthodontic appliances used for the treatment of such malocclusions.

checking up teeth under orthodontic treatment

 Mxillary deficiency, an underdevelopment of the bones of the upper jaw, is traditionally treated by using large and extraoral appliances called face masks. The large size of face masks can cause many problems for patients, especially during the summer or for those who wear glasses.

Intraoral appliances are easier and more convenient for patients to use causing fewer problems. Unlike traditional extraoral appliances used for the treatment of Class-III malocclusions, the appliance invented by Dr. Jamilian is both intraoral and removable.

In this treatment, small implants are inserted into the anterior region of the mandible and the canines and then a removable retainer is attached to the maxilla using orthodontic elastics to easily connect the implants to the maxilla. The force applied by the elastics to the removable retainer on the maxilla pushes the maxilla forward.

Dr Abdolreza Jamilian Orthodontist

About Dr Abdolreza Jamilian Orthodontist

Dr. Jamilian, an orthodontist, has a specialized fellowship in orthodontic surgery and maxillofacial abnormalities and is a professor in the orthodontics department of the Dentistry School of the Islamic Azad University. He is member of Iranian and European Board of Orthodontics (EBO) and is a member of the Iranian, American and European Orthodontists Association.

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