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Misaligned teeth can happen as teeth develop or from childhood habits, such as thumb sucking. The most common cause is when the jaw is too small compared with the size of the teeth.
 
In addition to misaligned teeth, symptoms may include discomfort or difficulty while chewing.
Treatments might include braces and repair of irregular teeth.

What are Misaligned Teeth?

Everyone’s set of teeth looks slightly different. But in people who have misaligned teeth or jaws, there’s a more noticeable difference. Sometimes only one single tooth is affected, and sometimes several teeth or the position of the jawbones is involved.

Severe misalignments can cause problems when you chew, speak and breathe, and also affect your psychological wellbeing. They can increase the risk of gum disease and tooth decay (cavities) too. The medical term for teeth that aren’t aligned properly is “malocclusion.”

Misaligned teeth and jaws are commonly treated with removable or fixed braces. Dental braces are mainly used in teenagers because their mouths are still growing so it’s easier to change the position of their teeth and jaws

Causes of Misaligned Teeth?

Thumb Sucking

Children who suck their thumb for several years often end with Misaligned teeth. The pressure from the thumb consistently applied to the still-growing gums causes the teeth to grow misaligned, especially outwards. The problem of Misaligned teeth is more likely if this habit continues until the toddler age.

Tongue Thrusting

Tongue thrusting has the same effect on the teeth as thumb sucking. It can result in misaligned bites, especially an overbite, i.e., protruding upper teeth.

Misaligned Teeth

 Misaligned teeth or malocclusion is caused when the size of the upper or the lower jaw is smaller than usual. Misaligned jaws result in problems such as overbite and underbite. In an overbite, the upper set of teeth protrudes over the lower teeth, and in an underbite, the lower set of teeth protrudes over the upper teeth.

Genetics

Children often get Misaligned teeth from their parents. If the Misaligned teeth problem runs down in the family, the children are likely to have Misaligned permanent teeth too despite following good oral care habits.

Facial Injury

Facial trauma, such as a jaw injury in childhood, can result in displaced teeth or misaligned bites. The reason is the jaw shifting slightly from its original position, which causes the teeth to grow misaligned. Facial injuries may also result in tooth loss. And when there is open space in a jaw, the rest of the teeth tend to shift to cover that space.

Click And Learn



Myth 1

Myth

It will take years to straighten my teeth

Fact
The good news is that most cases involve crowding, spacing or both in adults, and this group are the best candidates for invisible aligners. The teeth straightening period can be as little as 3 months with invisible aligners.

Myth 2

Myth

I am too old to get my teeth straightened.

Fact
There are misconceptions that teeth straightening is limited to children while the teeth and jaw are developing or the perception that braces are only for teenagers. Since teeth shift over time, you might even find more benefits in your teeth straightening journey as an adult.

Myth 3

Myth

I can just change my upper or lower teeth at my convenience.

Fact
“My upper teeth are perfectly fine, I just want to align the lower teeth.” Does this sound like you? Unfortunately, we can’t just have the lower part of the braces, wear them and be on our way. 

Myth 4

Myth

My teeth will stay straight forever after wearing braces.

Fact
Once you have removed your braces it is still possible for your teeth to move back to pre-treatment positions due to natural tendencies. That is why it is very important to wear your retainers for results in the long term. 

Myth 5

Myth

Crooked teeth are just an aesthetic issue.

Fact
Teeth straightening is not a small vanity issue. When eating with crooked teeth, it is easier for food and bacteria to get stuck in between and it is harder to clean.

Treatment Options for Misaligned Teeth?

The two most effective methods to fix Misaligned teeth are:

Braces

Braces are a type of orthodontic appliance that consists of brackets, bands, and wires. They apply constant pressure on the jaw over an extended period, which makes it adapt to the pressure in a certain direction, causing it to move into the desired position. There are three types of braces available including metal braces, ceramic braces, and lingual braces. You can talk to your orthodontist and know what may be the most appropriate teeth alignment solution for you based on the results of your oral examination.

Invisalign

Invisalign is basically invisible braces. The treatment includes clear or transparent trays that are custom-created to fit over your teeth set. Your orthodontist will create several molds, and you will have to move from one mold to another until your teeth finally move into the correct position. Adults often go for Invisalign since they are clear and can easily go unnoticed. However, it’s the higher cost of Invisalign that makes braces a more practical solution.

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