Minor Dental Corrections (Minor Orthodontics)
Minor dental correction is a type of dental procedure that is used to correct minor imperfections in the teeth. This can include correcting a cross-bite, correcting a midline diastema, or correcting minor crowding.
Minor Dental Corrections is the fastest and simple treatment approach to give you the perfect smile in a limited time. Minor Dental corrections is used to treat dental issues that only require for minor tooth movements. This is a great way for children to improve the appearance of their smiles without using conventional orthodontic braces. Generally speaking, the length of the dental treatment will be much shorter.
Although every case is different, the dentist will offer potential treatments following the initial evaluation and diagnosis.
Minor Dental Corrections is the fastest and simple treatment approach to give you the perfect smile in a limited time. Minor Dental corrections is used to treat dental issues that only require for minor tooth movements. This is a great way for children to improve the appearance of their smiles without using conventional orthodontic braces. Generally speaking, the length of the dental treatment will be much shorter.
Although every case is different, the dentist will offer potential treatments following the initial evaluation and diagnosis.
Example of Minor Othodontics
- Traditional fixed orthodontic metal brackets and wires
- Clear aligners
- Removable orthodontic retainers
FAQ
Minor Dental Corrections involves the very easy movement of one or more teeth. It is helpful when only a small amount of tooth movement, usually a millimetre or two, is needed. Therefore, the equipment needed for such movement is also made simply. In most cases, just a few months of therapy time are needed, not years.
- To make modest and unequal tooth spacing corrections
- Reduces front teeth’s little crowding or overlapping
- Realigns rotated teeth and crooked teeth
- After receiving orthodontic treatment, realign displaced teeth
- To prevent a misaligned bite from stressing the mandibular join
- Appliances used for small tooth movement are not difficult in design, resulting in less invasive therapy.
- Less uncomfortable since lighter forces are employed
- Improve the overall appearance and functionality of the smile and bite.
Minor tooth movement, or limited/interceptive orthodontics, is intended to address a problem that involves only a small number of teeth, typically confined to six front teeth on the top, bottom, or both.
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