Personal care and dental problems

Before and after orthodontic treatmentFor open biteAge of user: 25 yearsResults of the MGM model for 10 months of useEstimated time left until the end of orthodontic treatment: 2 months

Teeth grinding is the phenomenon of friction and wear between the upper and lower teeth without chewing food. This behavior is also known as dental tension disorder (Bruxism).Here are the causes of tooth grinding and how to deal with it. The following are some of the possible causes of the formation of teeth grinding: Occlusal problems: Occlusal problems are one of the common causes of teeth g...

Buck teeth (openbite) are a condition in which one or more of the upper front teeth (incisors) protrude in front of the other teeth. It can form for a variety of reasons, including the following: Skeletal factors: The formation of buck teeth can be related to the size and shape of the jawbone. If the upper jaw is small and cannot accommodate all of the teeth, it can lead to crowding and some o...

The Role of Genetics in Crooked Teeth and What You Can Do About ItCrooked teeth are a common dental problem. While many factors can contribute to crooked teeth, genetics plays a significant role. Your genes determine the size of your jaw, the shape of your teeth, and how they fit together. If your parents have crooked teeth, there's a high chance that you will too. However, genetics is not the ...