Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that diagnoses and treats dental and facial irregularities.

The ideal age for braces. Braces have become increasingly popular in recent years. However, not everyone knows that if they are intervened at the right age, the time will be shortened and the results will be the best.

The "golden time" for braces for children is between the ages of 12 and 16. The best time for fixed orthodontics is within 2 years after puberty begins because this is the age when the body is still developing and the jawbone is not yet fixed.

Malocclusion is one of the most common dental problems. Not only does it cause facial esthetics, it also affects chewing function and increases the risk of other oral diseases in patients.

Crossbite is one of the variations of bite, which has a great influence on the aesthetics of the smile and the chewing function of the teeth. Due to the harmful effects and complications that can occur, recognizing the characteristics and ways to fix crossbite is extremely necessary.

Reverse bite (underbite) is a common bite misalignment that causes facial aesthetics, makes patients self-conscious, and affects communication and daily activities.

An overbite is characterized by the lower teeth protruding forward. When the mouth is closed, the lower teeth overlap the upper teeth, a phenomenon also known as an underbite. An overbite is one of the serious bite misalignments that not only causes an unsightly appearance to the face but also affects the chewing function of the teeth.

Currently, there are many different orthodontic methods indicated for crowded teeth such as braces, porcelain crowns, surgery... Thanks to the modern development of dentistry, the number of tooth extraction indications has been relatively reduced.

Metal braces are an effective orthodontic method widely used in dentistry to treat crowded teeth, crooked teeth, protruding teeth or misaligned bites...

Misaligned teeth is a condition in which teeth grow out of alignment due to the jaw being small compared to the teeth, or due to external influences such as tooth decay, gingivitis... causing loss of aesthetics and affecting the chewing function of the teeth.

Misaligned teeth are one of the most common oral diseases, affecting the function of teeth and the aesthetics of the face. Some common types of misaligned teeth in clinical practice are misaligned incisors, misaligned lower jaw teeth, misaligned upper jaw teeth, misaligned lower jaw wisdom teeth, or misaligned 7th tooth...