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Orthodontic Evaluation

When is the ideal time to start with orthodontic treatment?

It is commonly believed that orthodontic treatment can be deferred till the time all permanent teeth have erupted in the mouth i.e age 12,but research has proved that early intervention can reduce some significant problems for children. American Association of Orthodontists recommends, the first visit to the orthodontist take place no later than age 7. Beginning treatment at an optimal time ensures fabulous results with least amount of time and expense.

Potential Benefits of Timely Treatment

  • Influence growth of the jaws in a positive manner

  • Improve the width of the dental arches

  • Reduce the need to extract permanent teeth

  • Reduce or eliminate the need for jaw surgery

  • Lower the risk of trauma to protruded front teeth

  • Correct harmful oral habits

  • Reduce appearance-consciousness

  • Simplify and shorten treatment time for definitive orthodontic treatment

  • Increase stability of final treatment results

  • Reduce likelihood of impacted permanent teeth

  • Improve speech development

  • Improve position of first permanent molars

  • Guide permanent teeth into more favorable positions

  • Improve lip closure

  • Preserve or gain space for erupting permanent teeth

  • Reduce potential for damage to TM joints

  • Better cooperation before the teenage years

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What is Orthodontics?

Orthodontics is a special discipline of dentistry concerned with aligning the teeth and jaws to improve one’s smile and overall oral health. “Ortho” means correct or straight, and “odont” means tooth. A dentist will recommend braces to improve the patient’s physical appearance and function of the teeth and jaws, if the teeth are crooked and malaligned, or the jaws are of unequal size. This condition is referred to as malocclusion, which comes from a latin word meaning ‘bad bite’.

Teeth that are crowded and even proclined could be accepted by some as a natural smile not to be tampered with; would nevertheless present problems in day today life.

Malaffects of Malocclusion:

Benefits of Orthodontics?

Why do I need orthodontic treatment?

Lots of kids don’t have perfect teeth. Their teeth could be crooked or upper and lower jaws might not be the same size.

Some causes of crowding and malocclusion: