Midline discrepancy is a persistent problem that occurs quite oftenly and one that all orthodontists will encounter sooner or later. Patients with bone tissue, soft tissue and dental cavities have a possibility to occur with midline discrepancy. In midline discrepancy…
If everything’s alright the maxillary anterior teeth should vertically cover about 2 to 3 mm of the mandibular teeth. Deep bite refers to excessive coverage of the mandibular teeth by the maxillary anterior teeth, making the mandibular teeth appear less…
Open bite refers to the large gap between the upper and lower anterior teeth so that the upper teeth do not reach the lower teeth. Normally, the maxillary teeth should cover 2 to 3 mm of the mandibular teeth. This…
Common causes of missing teeth include gum disease, injury and tooth decay. Along with that, you may be born without certain teeth. This condition is called congenitally missing teeth. This genetic factor causes congenitally missing teeth. Often, you could see…
Removable orthodontic appliances are another technique and category in orthodontics used to deal with malocclusions. There is a difference between fixed orthodontic appliances and removable orthodontic appliances. Here’s a slight overview of why, the latter does not stick into the…
In the invisible orthodontic method, orthodontic appliances are not visible or clear on the teeth. Depending on damage, purpose, and dozens of other reasons, the orthodontist determines which type of invisible orthodontics best suits the patient. Let’s dive deeper into…
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that corrects teeth and jaws that are in the wrong place. Improperly positioned teeth with an unusual shape can cause a variety of health problems. It becomes harder to keep your teeth clean. A…
Veneers or composites are a type of dental restoration material that is placed on the tooth and are shaped by the dentist. In this way, teeth appear whiter and healthier. This method is cheaper than dental lamination and can be…
Orthodontic treatment goals can be divided into five categories: facial esthetics, dental esthetics, functional occlusion, periodontal health, and stability.[1] Nevertheless, when a severe skeletal deformity exists in non-growing teen and adult patients with significant skeletal jaw discrepancy, the goals of…
