Who Is Suitable For Orthodontic Treatment?

1. Patients with crowded teeth: manifested as teeth going in and out, unsightly, difficult to clean, easy to suffer from dental caries, easy to form dental calculus, and cause periodontal disease.

2. Anterior inverted jaw, also known as "ground cover", is represented by the lower anterior teeth biting out of the upper anterior teeth. Some people only have teeth under jaw; some people not only have teeth under jaw, but also the facial bones are deformed, which is called skeletal under jaw. , Manifested as underdevelopment of the maxilla (retraction) and overdevelopment of the mandible (protrusion), resulting in a depression in the middle of the face and a crescent-shaped profile, which affects appearance and function.

3. In patients with interdental spaces, there are too many gaps between the teeth.

4. Deep coverage: Also known as "Cracking Tooth", some only show that the upper anterior teeth are protruding or the lower anterior teeth are inverted; some are skeletal deformities. Some of these people have their upper front teeth and upper gums protruding too far forward, but their chins are shrunk behind their upper lips, or they have no chin chin shape at all.

5. Patients with protruding double jaws, or protruding upper and lower front teeth, causing protruding lips, the lips can only be closed with force, and the lips are exposed.

6. Posterior inverted jaw and locked jaw: Affects chewing function and may lead to deformity of the upper and lower jaw for a long time.

7. Patients with deep overjaw (anterior teeth bite too deep): the lower anterior teeth cannot be seen during the occlusion; some people also have skeletal deformities, and the lower part is short. This deformity is easy to bite the upper gums, and it is also easy to cause periodontitis and facial joint diseases of the anterior teeth.