A teenager from Dhoraji had crowded upper front teeth. Cleaning them properly was difficult, and the family wanted the problem corrected before it affected the bite further.
Why braces?
Braces gradually move teeth into their ideal position. They help with crooked teeth, gaps, overcrowding and bite alignment — which in turn makes chewing easier and teeth simpler to keep clean.
Planned by an orthodontist
Dr. Jay Sinojiya (MDS, Orthodontics) examined the teeth, bite and jaw position before planning the treatment, so the family understood what would change and roughly how long it would take.
During treatment
After each adjustment there was mild pressure for a few days, which settled on its own. Appointments were spaced so the trips from Dhoraji to Rajkot fitted around school.
The result
The teeth were brought into alignment and the bite corrected, making the smile more even and daily cleaning easier.
Treated and reviewed by Dr. Jay Sinojiya, BDS, MDS (Orthodontics), FICOI (USA) — reviewed on 22 September 2026. Published anonymously: no patient name, age or photograph is shared. Treatment plans, timelines and results differ from person to person; your own plan is confirmed after an examination.