There are many different types of orthodontic problems that can lead to people seeking treatment. Any issue that impacts the look or function of the teeth is a reason for treatment. Some common problems we treat are:
Where the lower jaw extends to the point that the lower teeth sit in front of the upper teeth.
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Where space is left between teeth due to tooth loss or growth issues.
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Where the upper teeth extend too far forward or the lower teeth do not extend far enough.
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Where the teeth are too close together, making them difficult to clean or making it impossible for teeth to emerge correctly.
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Where the upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth.
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Where the upper teeth extend so far that the lower teeth bite into the roof of the mouth.
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Where the upper and lower front teeth do not overlap, preventing the closing of the jaws.
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Where the middle of the front teeth do not line up from top to bottom.
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Where there is a problem with the jaw joint causing pain, difficulty eating and breathing, and popping noises.
Where a child sucks their thumb, fingers, or pacifying objects for comfort and it is beginning to impact their teeth.
Where the patient presses their tongue against the front teeth, causing changes in alignment.
Our team is able to treat all of these orthodontic problems. If you are experiencing any of these or have a child who is, please schedule an appointment today.
