Without any embarrassment, beauty issues, or any inconveniences while eating your favorite meal, I can say Orthodontic treatment is possible! Today we will talk about a topic that I have always been asked about, whether in my clinic or on social media, the transparent aligner, or what we call the ((invisible aligners)).
While You are playing with your little child, laughing with him heartily, and in the midst of your happy moment, you notice something wrong in his smile. You stop for a while to recognize the problem. It seems like a teeth misalignment
If you’ve noticed your child’s incisors coming in behind his lower front teeth, then you should know that he’s suffering from Anterior Cross Bite which is an orthodontic problem.
Crowding is one of the most common orthodontic problems, as British statistics indicate that more than 60% of Caucasian children suffer from crowded teeth in one of its stages. While the statistics of the (Public Health Services Center in the USA) indicate that the incidence of crowding among white children between the ages of 6-11 years was 43.3%, and for those with darker skin, it reached 35.2%.
Anterior teeth protrusion or what we call it “Protrusion” are one of most common cases in orthodontic clinics, and actually it comes after teeth crowding. Protrusion means, presence of distance more than normal between the incisal edges of upper and the lower front teeth (as this distance is supposed to be no more than 2 – 1 mm).
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