Oftentimes, teeth misalignment is not only a aesthetic problem.
Treatable cases
The individual treatment plan for each patient will be created upon consultation with the orthodontist in charge. Thus, desired results will be achieved as efficiently as possible. Additionally, patients will experience improved well-being during and after the treatment.
Deep bite
Normally, the upper incisors cover the lower incisors only a few millimeters. In the case of a deep bite, the upper incisors clearly cover the incisors of the lower jaw.
Under bite
With your mouth closed, your lower front teeth are in front of your upper front teeth.
Cross bite
Some of your posterior teeth may be too far inward in the upper jaw or too far outward in the lower jaw. As a result, the teeth cannot bite into each other properly and pass each other.
Gaps
You have a bigger than usual gap between two or more teeth.
Open bite
When closing your mouth your upper and lower teeth don't touch.
Crowded teeth
Your teeth are too close to each other and may be twisted as well.
There is a gap between your upper and lower front teeth. Normally, the upper incisors cover the lower incisors only a few millimeters. In the case of a deep bite, the upper incisors clearly cover the incisors of the lower jaw.
There is a gap between your upper and lower front teeth.
Normally, the upper incisors cover the lower incisors only a few millimeters. In the case of a deep bite, the upper incisors clearly cover the incisors of the lower jaw.
With your mouth closed, your lower front teeth are in front of your upper front teeth.
With your mouth closed, your lower front teeth are in front of your upper front teeth.
You have gaps between two or more teeth.
You have gaps between two or more teeth.
You have a bigger than usual gap between two or more teeth.
You have a bigger than usual gap between two or more teeth.
When closing your mouth your upper and lower teeth don't touch.
When closing your mouth your upper and lower teeth don't touch.
Your teeth are too close to each other and may be twisted as well.
Your teeth are too close to each other and may be twisted as well.
Reasons for teeth repositioning
In addition to helping you achieve beautiful teeth, XpertLigner offers you a holistic approach to teeth repositioning in support of your health.
Patients suffer from ...
- headache
- tension in both jaws
- tension sitting in the neck and spine
- tooth decay or gingivitis
- discomfort when chewing
- lack of self-confidence
Misaligned teeth may not only have an effect on smiling and chewing but also on the entire body.
The reason for this is that the jaws and dental arches are connected with the entire body through muscles. Therefore, the consequences of misaligned dental arches may cause different issues. Repositioning your teeth may improve your health and overall well-being.
