Braces treatment
Fixed orthodontic appliances used for predictable bite correction.
Learn more about braces treatment and bite correction →Crooked teeth and bite problems — when you need an orthodontist
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- Hygiene
- Therapy
- Esthetic
- Orthodontics
- Surgery
- Implants
- Prosthetics
- Children's
- Periodontology
- Additional
- Emergency
Braces (metal, ceramic, sapphire, self-ligating)
Planning, placement and full treatment supervision.
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Aligners (clear trays)
Discreet straightening with digital treatment planning.
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Retainers (retention phase)
Maintaining tooth position after treatment.
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Plates & space maintainers (kids)
Jaw growth guidance and crowding prevention.
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Bite problems and orthodontic treatment
Orthodontic treatment is not only about straight teeth. Bite problems can lead to jaw pain, uneven tooth wear and gum inflammation. An orthodontist evaluates tooth position and jaw alignment to prevent long-term complications.
Orthodontic treatment is a field of dentistry focused on correcting tooth position and bite alignment. The goal is not only to straighten teeth but also to distribute chewing forces properly, protect enamel and gums, and maintain stable jaw joint function.
Orthodontic treatment options
Before treatment the dentist performs diagnostics, evaluates the gums, bone support and jaw joint and then selects the safest orthodontic plan.
Clear aligners
Removable transparent trays for gradual tooth alignment.
Learn more about clear aligners and teeth straightening →Retainers
Appliances used after orthodontic treatment to keep teeth in their new position.
Learn more about orthodontic retainers after treatment →Plates & space maintainers
Orthodontic appliances for children to guide jaw growth and preserve space for permanent teeth.
Learn more about space maintainers and orthodontic plates for children →Signs you may need an orthodontist
- Crowded or overlapping teeth
- Spaces between teeth
- Overbite, underbite or crossbite
- Jaw clicking or tension
- Difficulty cleaning between teeth
- Teeth shifting over time
What happens if bite problems are not corrected
Crooked teeth are not only an aesthetic concern. When teeth are misaligned, chewing forces are distributed unevenly. Some teeth become overloaded while others barely participate in chewing.
Over time this may lead to enamel wear, tooth sensitivity, gum recession, tooth mobility and discomfort in the temporomandibular joint. For this reason orthodontic treatment is often recommended for functional health, not only for appearance.
Can adults correct their bite
Orthodontic treatment is not limited to teenagers. Adult teeth can also be moved because bone tissue constantly remodels throughout life. Modern options such as braces and clear aligners allow predictable correction at almost any age.
After orthodontic diagnostics the doctor evaluates the bite and tooth position, explains possible treatment methods and prepares an individual correction plan. If needed, you may consult an orthodontist at the MasterDent dental clinic in Kyiv, where the treatment approach is selected according to the clinical situation.