Clinical Orthodontics

Treatable Cases

Modern orthodontics can correct a wide range of dental and skeletal problems. Early diagnosis is often essential for achieving optimal results with less invasive treatments.

Every patient is unique: the treatment plan is tailored based on a thorough clinical, photographic, radiographic and digital analysis.

Crossbite

The upper teeth close inside the lower teeth. Often linked to Class III malocclusion, this requires early treatment.

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Open Bite

The upper and lower teeth do not meet. Associated with breathing, swallowing and speech problems.

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Impacted Teeth

Permanent teeth that cannot erupt on their own. The upper canines are most commonly affected.

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Narrow Palate

A very common condition in children, often associated with crowding and breathing problems. Should be treated early.

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How orthodontics can help

Every treatment is planned individually, taking into account the patient's age, the severity of the problem and their needs. Early intervention can simplify or even eliminate the need for more complex treatments in the future.

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