Children's orthodontics

Orthodontic care for children is primarily aimed at identifying and eliminating risk factors for the development of dentoalveolar anomalies.

During orthodontic diagnostics, we analyze vital functions such as breathing, chewing, swallowing, and speech, the early normalization of which ensures the harmonious development of the child.

Identifying and combating bad habits in children is the key to the formation of a healthy bite.

Diagnostics of the soft tissues of the oral cavity - detection of frenulum abnormalities, muscle tone disorders allows timely correction of the conditions for the formation of the child's bite.

The purpose of the occlusion and chewing load analysis is to identify and correct occlusal obstacles that can lead to facial asymmetry and the development of temporomandibular joint pathology in the future.

The task of an orthodontist in childhood is to diagnose adentia and plan their treatment, restore crowns of decayed primary teeth and replace dental arch defects with prosthetics, and timely remove retained extra-completed temporary teeth.

An individual treatment plan for your child, which is based on the results of orthodontic diagnostics, may include treatment with appliances, partial braces, and myofunctional exercises.

To obtain the highest quality result, specialists may be involved - an otorhinolaryngologist, allergist, neurologist, orthopedic rehabilitation specialist, somnologist, and others.