Orthodontic Treatment Introduction

Orthodontic treatment mainly uses various orthodontic devices to adjust the coordination between facial bones, teeth, and maxillofacial nerves and muscles, that is, between the upper and lower jaw, between the upper and lower teeth, and between the teeth and the jaw. With the abnormal relationship between the nerves and muscles that connect them, the ultimate goal of correction is to achieve the balance, stability and beauty of the oral and jaw system. The correction of malocclusion mainly relies on the use of appliances inside or outside the oral cavity to apply appropriate "biological force" to the teeth, alveolar bone and jawbone to cause them to move physiologically, thereby correcting the malocclusion.