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Orthodontics


The Goal: Proper Physical Development

The result: Healthy Heart

The benefit: A Pain Free Life


 
 
UP The Goal: Proper Physical Development
 
neuromuscular orthodontics

Neuromuscular Orthodontics is a more progressive treatment than traditional braces. As opposed to only focusing on a straight dental arch (straight teeth), NM orthodontics also focuses on the relationship between the upper and lower jaws in order to establish the correct and healthy bite. This leads to proper future development of your child.

orthodonticsThe goal is to minimize airway obstruction that is naturally caused by the lower jaw being in an incorrect position. Utilizing computerized jaw tracking, we are able to find the optimal position of the lower jaw and non-invasively move teeth to this position for proper jaw alignment. Once the jaw is in alignment, the rest of the skeletal system reaches equilibrium. This decreases future postural problems that are extremely common.

 
 
 
 
healthy heart
UP The result: Healthy Heart

This ideal bite also decreases the chances of non symmetric facial features caused by imperfect jaw alignment. The ideal bite also prevents mouth breathing and narrowing of the airway which can lead to sleep apnea and heart disease. Examples of this can be seen in the image of the young girl to the right.

Taking factors into account such as the airway, proper jaw alignmentproper jaw alignment, posture, facial muscle activity and the teeth position, we are able to help avoid these future problems that often arise from an improper bite sometimes caused by incorrect treatment or non-treatment.

 
 
 
 
UP The benefit: A Pain Free Life
 
TMJ disorder Additionally, there will be a significantly smaller chance for unexpected surgery or the development of TMJ disorder which millions of Americans suffer from but don't actually know that the discomfort they experience comes from a mis-aligned bite. Symptoms of TMJ disorder include




Headaches
Jaw Joint Pain
Jaw Joint noise or clicking
Limited mouth opening
Ear Congestion
Dizziness
Ringing in the Ears
Difficulty swallowing
Loose teeth
   Clenching or Grinding
Facial Pain
Sensitive Teeth
Nervousness or Insomnia
Chewing Difficulties
Neck Pain
Postural Problems
Tingling of the fingertips
Hot & Cold sensitivity of teeth
 
 
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