Who is suitable for orthodontics?

1.Buckteeth: protrusion of the upper and lower front teeth, resulting in protrusion of the lips; the lips can only be closed with force, and the lips are open, exposing the teeth.

2. Underbite: It is characterized by the lower front teeth biting outside the upper front teeth. Some patients not only have crossbite teeth but also deformed facial bones, resulting in a depression in the middle of the face and a crescent-shaped profile, which affects both aesthetics and function.

3. Overbite: some only manifest as protruding upper front teeth or inwardly protruding lower front teeth; others are skeletal deformities. Some of these people have protruding upper front teeth and upper gums, while the chin is retracted behind the upper lip or there is no chin shape at all.

4. Patients with inter dental space: it has excessive space between their teeth.

5. Patients with crowded teeth: The teeth are in and out, not attractive, difficult to clean, prone to caries, easily form dental calculus, and lead to periodontal disease.

6.Gap teeth:it's a gap or space between the teeth. These spaces can appear anywhere in the mouth, but they are most visible between the two upper front teeth. Both adults and children are affected by this condition.

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