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Orthodontics

Learn about the benefits of orthodontic treatment and how it can improve smile and oral health and also find out what to expect during its process
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What is Orthodontics?

  • Orthodontics is all about aligning teeth and jaws properly, improving smiles, and ensuring proper chewing.
  • The primary aim is to correct bite issues and align teeth to improve function and appearance.
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Few Common Orthodontic Problems

Overbite

What is an Overbite?

An overbite(deep bite) is a dental condition in which the upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower front teeth when the mouth is closed.

Causes of Overbite?

  • Genetics
  • Childhood Habits
  • Jaw Development
  • Tooth Eruption Issues

Symptoms of Overbite

  • Visible overlap of the upper teeth over the lower teeth.
  • Difficulty biting or chewing.
  • Jaw pain or discomfort.
  • Speech difficulties in severe cases.
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underbite

What is an Underbite?

An underbite occurs when the lower front teeth extend past the upper front teeth, affecting the mouth’s appearance and function.

Causes of Underbite?

  • Genetics
  • Childhood Habits
  • Jaw Growth Issues
  • Teeth Alignment Problems

Symptoms of Underbite

  • Visible protrusion of the lower teeth beyond the upper teeth.
  • Difficulty biting or chewing food.
  • Speech problems.
  • Jaw pain or discomfort.
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Impacted teeth

What is an Impacted teeth?

An impacted tooth cannot emerge due to lack of space or obstruction by other teeth.

When a tooth is impacted, it’s stuck and can’t come out because there’s not enough room or other teeth are blocking it.

Causes of Impacted Teeth?

  • Lack of Space in the Mouth
  • Eruption Angle
  • Genetic factors
  • Abnormal tooth development

Symptoms of Impacted Teeth

  • Pain and discomfort
  • Difficulty opening the mouth
  • Bad breath
  • Headaches or earaches
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Treatment Procedure at Coral Dental Implants

Step-by-step treatment procedure for Orthodontics at Coral Dental Implants

  • The orthodontist will examine your teeth, take X-rays, and make dental impressions.
  • The orthodontist creates a customized treatment plan that may include braces, aligners, or other appliances.
  • If braces are required, the orthodontist will clean your teeth and attach braces.
  • You visit the orthodontist regularly (every 4-8 weeks) for adjustments.
  • The orthodontist monitors your progress and makes adjustments to ensure effective treatment.
  • Once your teeth are correctly aligned, the orthodontist removes the braces.
  • To maintain the new position of your teeth, you will need to wear retainers, either full-time or only at night.

Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment

1. Improved Oral Health

2. Enhanced Appearance

3. Better Function

4. Prevents Future Problems

5. Psychological Benefits