Orthodontics for children, adolescents, and adults

We treat bite irregularities in patients of all ages. We offer a range of corrective techniques, including fixed and removable orthodontic appliances as well as invisible Invisalign aligners. For orthodontic treatment to be effective, the patient must cooperate closely with the dentist. Throughout the treatment and after its completion, patients can expect an individualized approach and comprehensive care.

Why should dental irregularities be treated?

Untreated bite defects can cause speech disorders (such as lisping) and make eating difficult. They negatively affect appearance and make proper oral hygiene harder, especially in hard-to-reach areas. As a result, they may lead to bad breath, inflammation, gum redness, and infections.

Common types of malocclusion

We provide orthodontic treatment for patients with various dental irregularities. The most common types of malocclusion include:
Overbite (distocclusion) – the lower teeth are positioned behind the upper teeth.
Underbite (mesiocclusion) – the lower teeth overlap the upper teeth.
Crossbite – one or several lower teeth overlap the upper teeth, creating slight facial asymmetry.
Open bite – when closing the mouth, a gap remains between the upper and lower dental arches.
Deep bite – excessive overlap of the upper teeth over the lower teeth, leading to excessive wear of the incisors.
Edge-to-edge bite – the upper and lower teeth meet edge to edge, which disrupts the function of the temporomandibular joint and may cause tooth sensitivity and enamel wear.
Dental crowding – crowded teeth lack sufficient space in the dental arch; they may erupt at improper angles or rotate, leading to wear and dental diseases such as caries.

Methods of orthodontic treatment

Orthodontic treatment is preceded by an orthodontic consultation. During the visit, the orthodontist assesses the condition of the teeth and oral cavity as well as the severity of the malocclusion. For younger patients, we recommend removable orthodontic appliances, while adults most often choose fixed braces. We offer both metal braces and aesthetic options, in which the orthodontic brackets are far less visible than in traditional metal appliances. The cost of braces depends on the material they are made of.

Patients looking for a discreet method of teeth straightening may also consider clear aligners.

Treatment of malocclusions at Parodent

We offer orthodontic treatment for both children and adults. Before starting the correction, all inflammatory conditions and periodontal diseases must be treated. Orthodontic patients undergo professional hygiene procedures, and after the braces or aligners are removed, they may schedule teeth whitening or another procedure to enhance the aesthetics of their smile.