Manual Treatments and Orthodontics

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The effects of manual treatments during orthodontic processes, such as braces and other appliances, can be significant and provide effective support. A gentle approach is often particularly effective in successfully addressing discomfort.


For many people, dental misalignments present a challenge that not only affects aesthetic appearance but can also cause functional problems.


Manual treatments can play an important role in the orthodontic process by supporting the effects of braces and other devices. Gentle manipulation of the jaw and surrounding tissues can help relieve tension, alleviate discomfort, reduce muscle strain, and improve overall well-being.


Manual Therapy for Preparing for Orthodontic Treatment


It is advantageous to start with manual treatments even before undergoing an orthodontic procedure. This preparatory measure can help release existing tensions, allowing the body to respond better to the upcoming orthodontic changes.


By applying manual treatments such as osteopathy or craniosacral therapy, muscle tensions and blockages in the body can be resolved. These tensions can arise from various factors, including posture habits, stress, or injuries. If these tensions are not addressed, they can impair natural movement and prevent the body from adequately adapting to orthodontic changes.


By resolving these tensions, the body becomes more flexible and adaptable, which helps it respond better to orthodontic adjustments. This can make the entire treatment process more effective and reduce potential discomfort or complications.


Furthermore, manual therapy can help improve the patient’s overall well-being by reducing tension in the jaw, neck, and back, which is particularly beneficial during orthodontic treatment.


Overall, integrating manual treatments before an orthodontic procedure offers several advantages. It is an important step to ensure that the body is optimally prepared for the upcoming changes, making the treatment process as smooth and effective as possible.

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