Why And How To Correct A Dental Misplaced Midline

Posted on: 18 March 2015
Orthodontic treatment frequently targets differences between the positioning of the upper and lower teeth. This can lead to common bite problems such as an overbite, underbite or crossbite. But incorrect positioning can also lead to a condition called misplaced midline, which happens when the center line of the upper teeth doesn't line up with the center line of the bottom teeth. It might seem like a simple cosmetic issue, but there are reasons you want to have a misplaced midline fixed as soon as possible.
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Three Ways To Get The Smile Of Your Dreams

Posted on: 11 March 2015
If you are a teen or adult who suffer from low self-esteem due to your smile, you have probably considered the ways to correct the problem. Many people are afraid to smile due to misaligned teeth or bite issues such as overbites, under bites, and cross bites. If you have ever considered getting the smile you have always dreamed of, there are three options available for you. Metal Braces Traditional braces, or metal braces, have been the orthodontic treatment for misaligned teeth and bites for decades.
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Understanding Orthognathic Treatment

Posted on: 24 February 2015
If you have a problem with biting, chewing or talking, then the issue could be with your jaws. Your family doctor might recommend you go through corrective surgery for your jaws. The following article takes you through the basics of orthognathic treatment. What is Orthognathic Treatment? Orthognathic is derived from two greek words " orthos" and "gnathic" which mean straighten and dealing with the jaw, respectively. Hence the word orthognathic refers to surgical treatment that straightens the jaws.
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Tips For Taking Care Of A Child Who Loves The Taste Of Sugar

Posted on: 12 February 2015
Are you the parent of a young child who has had the experience of having their first sweets? If so, your little one may have fallen in love with the taste of sugar. As long as you allow your child to consume sweets sparingly, they likely will not be adversely affected. The issue is that some children develop a love for sugar that can lead to health problems. Reasons to Monitor Your Child's Sugar Intake
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