Orthodontic treatment is considered one of the treatment options that aims to improve the appearance and functional performance of the teeth by moving them or adjusting their alignment. It also distributes the pressure force generated by clenching the teeth over all the teeth, and this in turn improves the general health of the teeth, gums and jaw joints. It is considered A complete examination is the most important step in starting orthodontic treatment. This includes examining the teeth by taking x-rays and making plaster models. Then the dentist discusses the optimal treatment option, and if the decision is settled on orthodontics, treatment begins when a certain number of permanent teeth appear. Therefore, performing braces in childhood requires giving the child a sufficient period of time for a sufficient number of teeth to emerge before starting braces, noting the possibility of braces being fitted for adults as well. The use of this type of treatment is not limited to children only, and it is noteworthy that orthodontic treatment usually takes two years, so that During which the patient visits the orthodontist regularly to follow up on the condition, and most patients after orthodontics use another device for a few months or years that works to stabilize the teeth in their new positions. Due to the possibility of the teeth returning to their original positions over time, the retainer may be used only at night or it may be permanent all the time, so this is discussed with the treating specialist.