What is Dental Malocclusion?

Do you think you might be suffering from malocclusion? Have you looked up the symptoms and realized that you might have some form of malocclusion?
Are you sure you have malocclusion and want to remedy it with invisible orthodontics?
Whatever your situation, today we want to provide you with the best information on the subject. This way, once you have all the tools, you can make the best decision for your dental health and aesthetics.

Open Bite

An open bite occurs when the teeth in the upper and lower jaws do not naturally fit together.

Crossbite

Crossbite, perhaps the most common malocclusion, occurs when the teeth in the upper jaw are not positioned in front of the teeth in the lower jaw.

Deep Bite

A deep bite can be identified when the teeth of the upper jaw cover more than 3 mm of the teeth in the lower jaw.

Diastema

Diastema refers to a gap or space between teeth, which can directly affect our bite, as expected.

Crowding

Unlike cases of diastema, crowding occurs when several teeth try to occupy the same space.

Invisible Orthodontics, an Alternative for Malocclusion

Fortunately, for all those who continue to suffer from malocclusion problems, orthodontics, and specifically invisible orthodontics, is a simple and technological solution to this health issue.

HOW TO
GET STARTED?

BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT WITHOUT OBLIGATION

Find our clinic and book your first appointment without obligation.

ATTEND YOUR APPOINTMENT

Come to the clinic for a 3D scan of your smile and resolve all your doubts with our specialists.

RECEIVE YOUR TREATMENT

Receive your personalized treatment plan without obligation, and you decide when to start.

FAQ

Specialized orthodontists will study your smile and create your Treatment Plan with a 3D simulation of your future smile. The degree of the Treatment (mild, medium, or advanced) is determined, which establishes the time and the number of aligners.

It is very important to emphasize that the duration of the Treatment will depend on several factors, such as the client's initial situation and their cooperation throughout the Treatment. The average duration of the Treatment is between 4 and 9 months, but it always depends on each Patient's case.

SHAPE MEMORY POLYMERS (SMP) are a class of "smart" materials that can remember their shape and easily transition between shapes in response to a triggering stimulus, such as heat.

Your teeth must be free from cavities, tartar, and other dental diseases. The health of your teeth will be checked during your informative appointment. Treatment with dental aligners is only recommended for completely healthy teeth.