Orthopedic Treatment for Jaws

We call the jaw skeletal (Orthopedic) problem when the jaws differ from the normal relationship with each other and the skull base. This situation is detected after the lateral head films (Cephalometric film) are analyzed by the orthodontist. Treatment of orthopedic problems is possible only if the growth and development period continues.

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Average Treatment Time

Varies

Average Inspection Frequency

2 Week Intervals

Age limit

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Only surgical options can be applied in adulthood. Therefore, if parents suspect a jaw problem, it is of great benefit to have their children examined by an orthodontist. So, What Are These Skeletal Problems?
Class 2 Problems:
Lower Jaw Retrusion (Mandibular Retrognathia)
Upper Jaw Protrusion (Maxillary Protrusion)
A Combination of Both

Class 3 Problems:
Lower Jaw Protrusion (Mandibular Prognathia)
Upper Jaw Retrusion (Maxillary Retrognathia)
A Combination of Both

Lower Jaw Asymmetry
Vertical Problems (Open Bite)

Which of these problems is determined by analyzing the lateral head films (Cephalometric Film) taken by an orthodontist. At the same time, the stage of growth and development of the child is determined from the x-rays taken. Then, the use of appropriate devices begins.