Common Orthodontic Issues
Teeth Crowding
Treated with braces for 26 months, starting at age 11 — now enjoying a confident new smile.
Open Bite Correction
Started treatment at age 13 with braces and a tongue-training crib appliance for 28 months to correct an open bite caused by thumb-sucking — now enjoys a normal bite.
Deep Overbite Correction
Adult patient (age 25) underwent braces and jaw surgery for two years to correct a severe overbite — early treatment could have prevented surgery.
Missing Teeth Replacement
Patient was missing lateral incisors; braces for 20 months aligned the teeth, followed by bonded “Maryland” bridges to replace the missing ones.
Underbite Correction
Adult patient (age 32) treated for an underbite causing jaw discomfort and tooth wear; after 30 months of treatment, she now smiles and chews comfortably.
Teeth Spacing Correction
Patient completed 24 months of braces to close teeth gaps and achieve an ideal bite; glued-in retainers now maintain the results.
Overjet (Protruding Teeth)
Patient began treatment at age 10 for a severe overjet; two treatment phases guided jaw growth and aligned teeth. By age 13, she had a balanced, confident smile.
Non-Braces Treatment
At age seven, patient had lower teeth crowding; a minor procedure reduced baby tooth width, allowing permanent incisors to align naturally within nine months — no braces needed.
Phase-One Early Treatment
At age eight, patient had crowded lower teeth and displaced upper teeth; after 12 months of Phase-One treatment with an expander and partial braces, both appearance and dental function greatly improved.
