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What Are The Conditions?

Posted By editor

Date: May 29th, 2008

Category: General Information

a.gifOne of the common situation for orthodontic treatment is due to the overcrowding of teeth.

ANTEROPROSTERIOR DISCREPANCIES
These are deviations between the teeth located in the upper jaw, with those of the lower jaw in the anteroprosterior direction. Example of this is when the upper teeth is far forward in relation to the lower teeth.

CROWDING OF TEETH
In this kind of situation, there is not enough room for the normal number of adult teeth to grow into. Sometimes, to solve this problem, extraction of teeth is needed in order to make room for the remaining teeth to grow into.

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