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Why Orthodontics?

Orthodontic treatment helps ensure proper function of teeth and create healthy smiles. A good bite makes it easier for you to bite, chew and speak. Teeth that are misaligned are harder to clean and can cause abnormal wearing of tooth enamel which can lead to extensive and expensive dental procedures.

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Malocclusion is the misalignment or incorrect position of the teeth in relation to each other and to the jawbones. Its forms include crowding and overlapping of teeth, gaps in between teeth, cross-bites (underbite), deep bites, edge-bites, teeth pushed too far forward, or teeth pushed too far inwards.

Orthodontic treatment is not a quick fix. It is a complex biological process. It involves changes in jaw bones, facial bones and soft tissue as teeth are moved into their new positions. Treatment process starts with a thorough examination of the teeth and mouth, and study of dental records such as x-rays, photos and models of the teeth. From this, your orthodontist can develop a custom treatment plan.

Space Problems

Crowded Teeth

Overbite

Underbite

Crossbite

Openbite

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