Risks of misalignment

Misalignment of teeth and bite can cause dental problems such as cavities and periodontal disease by disrupting the balance of the entire mouth. Furthermore, misalignment of the jaw can cause distortion of the face and whole body, leading to temporomandibular joint disorder, migraines, stiff shoulders, and more.
Stabilizing your bite allows you to chew your daily food properly, absorb nutrients, and enjoy the flavor of your food, which also leads to improving and maintaining your overall health.

Treatment for bite alignment

The treatment for malocclusion mainly involves orthodontics and tooth alignment.

Orthodontics

Various irregular bites, commonly referred to as "protruding teeth" or "underbites," are called "macroocclusions." Orthodontics is a treatment method that uses orthodontic devices to correct malocclusions.

Treatment methods can be broadly divided into fixed braces and removable braces.

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Treatment for missing teeth

If you have missing teeth, the surrounding teeth may shift into the empty space, causing misalignment and misalignment of your teeth.
In such cases, it is possible to treat the missing teeth with implants or dentures while undergoing orthodontic treatment.

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