Virtual reality is beginning to transform how patients understand orthodontic treatment. In the past, patients often relied on printed materials and diagrams from their orthodontist to grasp what treatments like brackets, clear trays, or jaw surgery would involve. These methods sometimes fell short, 墨田区 前歯矯正 leaving patients uncertain and fearful about the process. Now, virtual reality offers a deeply interactive and clear way to educate patients, especially when it comes to the dynamic biomechanics of dental alignment.

With virtual reality, patients can don a VR device and enter a 3D model of their own mouth. They can see the exact spatial arrangement of their dentition, how they will shift over time, and what the final result will look like. This isn't just a generic animation—it's derived from CBCT or intraoral scans.