Orthodontic treatment is aim to put the poorly aligned teeth in order, adjust the growth direction of jawbone to improve face shape, balance facial muscle to enhance occlusal function of the teeth.Moreover, it enables us to clean teeth easily and make tooth decay and periodontal diseases barely happen.

    What problems can orthodontics treat?

    Orthodontics treatment can cover a wide scope of dental problems and in most cases, totally realign the teeth. Orthodontists may work alone, or in combination with a other surgeon.

    The typical irregularities requiring orthodontic treatment are as follows:

    Overcrowding–An overcrowded mouth means there is no enough space inside the jaw for all of the teeth to grow naturally. Overcrowding may lead to displaced, rotated or completely misaligned teeth.

    Overbite–An overbite refers to the protrusion of the maxilla (upper jaw) relative to the mandible (lower jaw).  An overbite gives the smile a "toothy" appearance and the chin looks like it has receded.

    Underbite–An underbite, also known as a negative underjet, refers to the protrusion of the mandible (lower jaw) in relation to the maxilla (upper jaw).  An underbite makes the chin look overly prominent. Developmental delays and genetic factors generally cause underbites and overbites.

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