Kieferorthopädie Orthodontics
The full spectrum of modern Orthodontic treatment options is available to my patients. After a thorough clinical and radiographical diagnosis, the most suitable orthodontic treatment appliance is selected together to provide the best treatment outcome.
During the initial consultation, a generalised clinical diagnosis is made. This is to identify whether orthodontic treatment is indicated, when the ideal time is to start and what the various treatment options are. Time is taken to assess your expectations and to answer any initial questions or concerns. You will also receive an approximate idea of what the treatment will cost. Should you decide that you’re ready to start the journey to a beautiful smile, a second appointment will be made for you.
During this appointment, the following diagnostic “Pre-treatment Records” are made:
– Photos of the teeth and the face
– Digital radiographs of the teeth
– Impressions of the teeth with a bite registration and/or
– Digital 3D Scan of the teeth with a bite registration
These are then used to finalise the clinical diagnosis and formulate an individualised treatment plan for you.
Children who qualify for the “Free Brace” und fulfill IOTN 4 or 5 as determined by § 153a ASVG require these detailed Records for pre-authorisation by the relevant Social Insurance.
During this appointment, time is taken to discuss:
The individual treatment plan
The benefits and risks of treatment
The expected treatment duration
The exact costs of treatment
You will also receive detailed information on how to care for your teeth and brace (or Aligners) during treatment. Follow up appointments are usually very 4 to 8 weeks depending on the type of treatment.
During this appointment, the following can be expected:
Brackets are bonded in the case of a fixed appliance, or
Attachments are bonded in the case of an Aligner treatment, or
Impressions are taken for a removable appliance for manufacture in a specialised laboratory.
When your dream smile and an ideal bite has been achieved, the brackets or attachments will carefully be removed from the teeth. Bonded and/or removable retainers are fitted to stabilise the newly corrected position of the teeth. Retention is a vital part of orthodontic treatment because relapse can occur as the periodontal fibres around the teeth tend to pull the teeth back towards their pretreatment positions. Retainers also counteract the effects of further growth and soft tissue changes due to ageing. My patients are welcome to come see me for six monthly monitoring for as long as they like. Straight teeth are a lifetime commitment!
Children who qualified for the “Free Brace” und fulfilled IOTN 4 or 5 as determined by § 153a ASVG require these detailed ”End-of treatment Records” for final reimbursement of costs by the relevant Social Insurance.
During this appointment “End-of treatment Records” are also taken, namely:
Photos of the teeth and the face
Impressions of the teeth with a bite registration and/or
Digital 3D Scan of the teeth with a bite registration