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Best time to begin evaluation and treatment for Orthodontics
Evaluation and Treatment - Benefits of early orthodontic evaluation. Early evaluation provides both timely detection of problems and greater opportunity for more effective treatment. Prudent intervention guides growth and development, preventing serious problems later. When orthodontic intervention is not necessary, an orthodontist can carefully monitor growth and development and begin treatment when it is ideal. Age 7 is considered the optimal time for screening. By the age of 7, the first adult molars erupt, establishing the back bite. During this time, Dr Rodriguez can evaluate front-to-back and side-to-side tooth relationships. For example, the presence of erupting incisors can indicate possible overbite, open bite, crowding or gummy smiles. Timely screening increases the chances for an incredible smile. Advantages of interceptive treatment. Some of the most direct results of interceptive treatment are:       Creating room for crowded, erupting teeth       Creating facial symmetry through influencing jaw growth       Reducing the risk of trauma to prodtruding front teeth       Preserving space for expected teeth       Reducing the need for tooth removal       Reducing treatment time with braces Are you a candidate for orthodontic treatment? Orthodontics is not merely for improving the aesthetics of the smile. Orthodontic treatment improves bad bites (malocclusions). Malocclusions occur as a result of tooth or jaw misalignment. Malocclusions affect the way you smile, chew, clean your teeth or feel about your smile. Why should malocclusions be treated? According to studies by the Australian Society of Orthodontists, untreated malocclusions can result in a variety of problems. Crowded teeth are more difficult to properly brush and floss, which may contribute to tooth decay and/or gum disease. Protruding teeth are more susceptible to accidental chipping. Cross bites can result in unfavourable growth and uneven tooth wear. Open bites can result in tongue-thrusting habits and speech impediments. Ultimately, orthodontics does more than make the perfect smile, it creates a healthier you.
Evaluation and Treatment - Benefits of early orthodontic evaluation. Early evaluation provides both timely detection of problems and greater opportunity for more effective treatment. Prudent intervention guides growth and development, preventing serious problems later. When orthodontic intervention is not necessary, an orthodontist can carefully monitor growth and development and begin treatment when it is ideal. Age 7 is considered the optimal time for screening. By the age of 7, the first adult molars erupt, establishing the back bite. During this time, Dr Rodriguez can evaluate front-to-back and side-to-side tooth relationships. For example, the presence of erupting incisors can indicate possible overbite, open bite, crowding or gummy smiles. Timely screening increases the chances for an incredible smile. Advantages of interceptive treatment. Some of the most direct results of interceptive treatment are:       Creating room for crowded, erupting teeth       Creating facial symmetry through influencing jaw growth       Reducing the risk of trauma to prodtruding front teeth       Preserving space for expected teeth       Reducing the need for tooth removal       Reducing treatment time with braces Are you a candidate for orthodontic treatment? Orthodontics is not merely for improving the aesthetics of the smile. Orthodontic treatment improves bad bites (malocclusions). Malocclusions occur as a result of tooth or jaw misalignment. Malocclusions affect the way you smile, chew, clean your teeth or feel about your smile. Why should malocclusions be treated? According to studies by the Australian Society of Orthodontists, untreated malocclusions can result in a variety of problems. Crowded teeth are more difficult to properly brush and floss, which may contribute to tooth decay and/or gum disease. Protruding teeth are more susceptible to accidental chipping. Cross bites can result in unfavourable growth and uneven tooth wear. Open bites can result in tongue-thrusting habits and speech impediments. Ultimately, orthodontics does more than make the perfect smile, it creates a healthier you.
Evaluation and Treatment - Benefits of early orthodontic evaluation. Early evaluation provides both timely detection of problems and greater opportunity for more effective treatment. Prudent intervention guides growth and development, preventing serious problems later. When orthodontic intervention is not necessary, an orthodontist can carefully monitor growth and development and begin treatment when it is ideal. Age 7 is considered the optimal time for screening. By the age of 7, the first adult molars erupt, establishing the back bite. During this time, Dr Rodriguez can evaluate front-to-back and side-to-side tooth relationships. For example, the presence of erupting incisors can indicate possible overbite, open bite, crowding or gummy smiles. Timely screening increases the chances for an incredible smile. Advantages of interceptive treatment. Some of the most direct results of interceptive treatment are:       Creating room for crowded, erupting teeth       Creating facial symmetry through influencing jaw growth       Reducing the risk of trauma to prodtruding front teeth       Preserving space for expected teeth       Reducing the need for tooth removal       Reducing treatment time with braces Are you a candidate for orthodontic treatment? Orthodontics is not merely for improving the aesthetics of the smile. Orthodontic treatment improves bad bites (malocclusions). Malocclusions occur as a result of tooth or jaw misalignment. Malocclusions affect the way you smile, chew, clean your teeth or feel about your smile. Why should malocclusions be treated? According to studies by the Australian Society of Orthodontists, untreated malocclusions can result in a variety of problems. Crowded teeth are more difficult to properly brush and floss, which may contribute to tooth decay and/or gum disease. Protruding teeth are more susceptible to accidental chipping. Cross bites can result in unfavourable growth and uneven tooth wear. Open bites can result in tongue-thrusting habits and speech impediments. Ultimately, orthodontics does more than make the perfect smile, it creates a healthier you.
When is the best time to begin evaluation and treatment for orthodontics?
Benefits of early orthodontic examination and treatment.
Early evaluation allows for the prompt discovery of problems as well as a larger potential for more effective problem solving.
treatment. Prudent intervention directs growth and development, avoiding major issues later on. When orthodontic intervention is not required, an orthodontist can closely monitor growth and development and start therapy.
When everything is perfect.
The best age for screening is 7 years old.
The first adult molars erupt around the age of 7, establishing the rear bite. Dr. Rodriguez can assess front-to-back and side-to-side tooth connections at this time. The presence of erupting incisors, for example, might suggest an overbite, open bite, crowding, or gummy grin. A timely screening raises the likelihood of a stunning smile.
Advantages of interceptive treatment. Some of the most obvious outcomes of interceptive therapy are:
  • Making space for packed erupting teeth. 
  • Influencing jaw development to create face symmetry.
  • Reducing the possibility of front tooth damage.
  • Leaving room for future teeth.
  • Reduces the necessity for tooth extraction.
  • Using braces to reduce treatment time.
Are you a good candidate for orthodontics?
Orthodontics involves more than just cosmetic dentistry. Orthodontic therapy improves a terrible situation.
bites (malocclusions) (malocclusions). Teeth or jaw misalignment can result in malocclusions. Malocclusions impact your ability to smile, eat, clean your teeth, and feel confident about your smile.
 
Why is it necessary to cure malocclusions?
According to Australian Society of Orthodontists research, uncorrected malocclusions can cause a range of issues. Crowded teeth make it more difficult to clean and floss correctly, which can lead to tooth decay and/or gum disease. Teeth protruding are more prone to chipping. Cross-bites can cause uneven tooth wear and adverse development. Open bites can cause tongue pushing and communication difficulties. Finally, orthodontics creates a healthy person, not just the ideal smile.
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