Orthodontic

Many adults live decades without their upper primary canines falling out because the permanent teeth behind them are “stuck” in the bone (impacted).
Canines are the cornerstones of the dental arch; these teeth have the longest, most stable roots to withstand the heaviest chewing loads throughout life.
They also play an outstanding role in joint and tooth protection (canine guidance): when the jaw moves sideways during chewing, the canines guide the movement of the jaw. This relieves the other teeth and the masticatory joint from overload, preventing wear, breakage of the back teeth and joint pain. Primary teeth were not designed by nature for the loads of adulthood; their roots slowly resorb over the years, so they can loosen, become infected or fall out at any time. When they fall out, the bone that holds the tooth in place can absorbed a bit locally, which will make it much more difficult to place an implant later.
Last, but not least, the curvature of the canine tooth provides the natural support for the face and upper lip.
For the reasons listed, we consider it important to try to conjure the permanent teeth in the case of impacted canines. During orthodontic treatment, we first create space in the dental arch, and then, if it does not start to grow out on its own, we reach the permanent tooth trapped in the bone with a minimal surgical opening. Then a small button or bracket is attached to this, and with the orthodontic appliance, we gradually “pull” the tooth down to its place, with gentle, continuous pulling force.
The result is not just a beautiful smile, but a functionally intact, stable and lifelong set of teeth.

Orthodontics is a complex treatment that establishes the healthy development of the entire body by improving muscle function (myofunction), and balancing posture (core). Removable braces not only straighten teeth, but also provide a stable foundation for healthy, balanced development.
By expanding the palate, we create space for the permanent teeth, thus avoiding later tooth extraction, while the nasal passages also open up, which results in easier nasal breathing and more restful sleep.
The device teaches the tongue and facial muscles to function and position correctly. Correct muscle work naturally shapes the cheekbones from the inside.
Since the position of the jaw has a direct impact on posture of the head and the cervical spine, by restoring the relationship of the jaws, we relieve the masticatory joint, which, in a chain reaction improves posture and stabilises the physical core balance of the whole body.

A smart orthodontic treatment started on time saves core functionality and healthy teeth from extraction.
We have given this beautiful young man a full healthy smile for a life.
The upper jaw bone develops between the age of 7-9 years.
This is the time you need to act. Book your children for their consultation on time.

This treatment involved closing a gap and slightly widening my dental arch using fixed braces.
The whole process was smooth and professional, and I am very pleased with the final result and my improved smile

Treating deep bite problems and improving how the upper and lower jaws work together, helping you achieve better oral health and a more balanced smile.

Eliminating unwanted tooth gaps with advanced orthodontic solutions, helping you achieve a healthier bite and a more confident, natural-looking smile.

By utilising the patient’s own molar as a “natural” or “living implant,” we successfully closed the gap without the need for an artificial implant or surgery.
This solution is the result of a carefully planned orthodontic treatment carried out over several years.