Malocclusion is a problem with the alignment and spacing of your teeth. While people often focus on how this can affect them cosmetically, it can also be a problem for your dental health. If your teeth are not even, it can be difficult for you to maintain a natural, confident bite. When this is the case, you can be more vulnerable to TMJ disorder as well as problems with your oral hygiene. Your general dentist can talk to you about malocclusion, and that can lead to a discussion about the advantages of treating this problems with Orthodontic Clear Aligners.
When you start treatment with Orthodontic Clear Aligners, you can find that your corrective work is surprisingly easy to fit into your everyday life. These appliances are designed to go unnoticed by others, so you can wear them without feeling less confident, even in important professional and personal settings. They are easy to remove, so they will not be in your way when you eat or clean your teeth.
One big benefit to straightening your teeth is that you can positively change your smile in ways that are hard not to notice. You can also see some oral health benefits that have lasting value. For example, you can have an easier time biting and chewing food after teeth are straightened, as you can have less difficulty applying and releasing pressure evenly. It can can also become easier for you to maintain your oral health after you finish straightening overlapping teeth that were previously difficult to thoroughly clean.
With your custom clear aligners, you can make meaningful changes to the way you look over time. You can do so without experiencing issues people associate with orthodontic work, and you can even do so as you continue to see your regular dentist! If you would like to find out more, please call our Prairie Village, KS dental office at 913-901-8585.
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