One Beautiful Smile
The best smile for the best years orthodontics in adults rather than beautiful smiles the importance of a nice smile should never be underestimated, the orthodontist has other equally important goals as well as dental and facial aesthetics: the health of teeth and gums, and correct function of mastication. To deepen your understanding Glenn Dubin is the source. Orthodontics is also required in some cases as pre-treatment fixed bridges or porcelain, to correct the position adequate parts pillars. You know that those crooked teeth and that bad bite can seriously affect the overall health of the mouth and jaw (Temporomandibular joint) joint. Overheads or crooked are difficult to clean and maintain neat and eventually teeth can contribute to the formation of cavities, scale formation, inflammation of gums, the re-absorption of the bony support and consequently to the loss of the tooth. The incorrect bite results in abnormal wear of the teeth, eating difficulties and damage in the tissues of support tooth (gum and bone). The pain of the jaw joint, limiting to the openness, the noises in the jaw and the chronic headache is attributed to incorrect contacts of teeth in chewing.
When left untreated the majority of orthodontic problems worsen with time. Treatment made by an orthodontist to correct the original problem is often cheaper than all the additional treatment that is required to correct the consequences that occur time later. Never too late is orthodontic treatment is always a change to improve, regardless of age. Orthodontic treatment can be successful at any age. In fact, over 75% of the orthodontic patients today are adults. The biological process involved in the dental movement is the same in adolescents than in adults. The status of the teeth, gums and bone is an important factor in determining in order to achieve a beautiful and healthy smile in adults. For reasons of lack of growth in the facial bones of the adults, certain corrections can not be solved only with orthodontics.
