Orthodontic Problems We Treat
Common orthodontic conditions that can be corrected with modern orthodontic treatment.
Dental Crowding
Crowding occurs when there is insufficient space in the jaw for the teeth to align properly. Orthodontic treatment gradually repositions the teeth to create a balanced and functional smile.
Tooth Spacing
Gaps between teeth can affect both aesthetics and bite function. Orthodontic treatment helps close spaces and improve the overall harmony of the smile.
Deep Bite (Overbite)
An excessive vertical overlap of the upper teeth over the lower teeth may cause wear, jaw discomfort, and aesthetic concerns.
Orthodontic treatment helps restore a healthier bite relationship.
Crossbite
A crossbite occurs when some upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth instead of outside. Early correction is important to prevent uneven wear and jaw problems.
Jaw Asymmetry
When the upper and lower jaws do not align properly, orthodontic treatment , sometimes combined with surgery , can restore facial balance and bite function.
Abnormal Eruption
Abnormal eruption occurs when teeth develop or emerge outside their normal position. Orthodontic treatment can guide the teeth into proper alignment and restore a balanced bite.
Class III Bite (Underbite)
An underbite occurs when the lower teeth extend beyond the upper teeth.
In more severe cases, orthodontic treatment may be combined with orthognathic surgery.
Anterior Open Bite
An open bite occurs when the upper and lower teeth do not meet when the mouth is closed.
Orthodontic treatment can correct this alignment and improve function.
Spacing Between Teeth
Spacing occurs when gaps appear between teeth due to extra space in the jaw. Orthodontic treatment gradually closes these spaces and restores harmony to the smile.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Each orthodontic case is unique. During the consultation, Dr Paolo Bellini will evaluate the teeth, bite, and facial balance to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.