Control of Oral Hygiene in Patients with Orthodontia
Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia
email: revista.odontologia@ucc.edu.co
Universidad CES
Odon. Period.
email: revista.odontologia@ucc.edu.co
Orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances alters the oral environment, increases plaque accumulation, changes the com- position of the flora, and complicates cleaning for the patient. Gingivitis and white spot lesions around fixed appliances are frequent side effects when preventive programs have not been implemented. The patients need more professional guidance in selecting the most appropriate oral health products and procedures for their individual needs and this is the dental professional’s responsibility.
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