Crossbite Treatment

Crossbite Treatment - Forest & Ray - Dentists, Orthodontists, Implant Surgeons

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A dental condition called crossbite affects the alignment of the teeth. When your mouth is closed, it refers to teeth that do not fit together. The front or rear teeth in your mouth may be affected by this malocclusion.

Well-aligned jaws that fold over one another affect your oral health. Unaligned teeth are more difficult to keep clean, which raises your risk of gum disease and tooth decay. Untreated crossbite, a frequent disease, can progress into other problems.

Both adults and children can have their crossbites treated with established and effective orthodontic techniques. Make an appointment with one of our dentists or orthodontists if you believe you might have a crossbite so they can evaluate you and help you determine the best course of action.



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