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MyBraces Orthodontic Specialist Dental Clinic A specialist clinic in orthodontic/braces treatments to bring out your beautiful smile.

An impacted lower premolar is a premolar tooth in the lower jaw (mandible) that fails to erupt into its normal position....
28/01/2026

An impacted lower premolar is a premolar tooth in the lower jaw (mandible) that fails to erupt into its normal position.

Common causes:
1. Lack of space in the dental arch.
2. Early loss or prolonged retention of the primary (baby) tooth.
3. Abnormal tooth angulation or position.
4. Obstruction by adjacent teeth, cysts, or bone.

Clinical features
- Often asymptomatic
- Delayed eruption or missing premolar
- Retained primary molar
- Possible pain, swelling, or infection if pathology develops

Radiographic findings
- Tooth located below the occlusal plane
- May be mesio-angular, disto-angular, vertical, or horizontal
- Possible associated radiolucency (e.g. follicle enlargement, cyst)

Management
-Observation if asymptomatic and no pathology
-Surgical exposure with orthodontic traction
-Extraction if unfavourable position or pathology present

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An anterior open bite is a type of malocclusion where the upper and lower front teeth do not touch when the back teeth a...
10/12/2025

An anterior open bite is a type of malocclusion where the upper and lower front teeth do not touch when the back teeth are together, leaving a vertical gap between them.

🦷 Types of Anterior Open Bite

1. Dental open bite

-Caused primarily by the position of teeth.
-Teeth fail to erupt properly in the anterior region.
-Often linked to habits like thumb sucking or tongue thrusting.

2. Skeletal open bite

-Caused by jaw growth discrepancies.
-The upper and/or lower jaw grows in a way that prevents front teeth from contacting.
-Often associated with long face syndrome.

⚠ Causes

-Oral habits: thumb sucking, pacifier use, tongue thrusting.
-Skeletal growth problems: excessive vertical growth of the jaw.
-Genetic factors.
-Airway issues: mouth breathing leading to altered jaw posture.
-Temporomandibular joint problems or trauma.

🔍 Clinical Features

-Visible gap between upper and lower front teeth when back teeth are together.
-Difficulty biting into foods like sandwiches or apples.
-Speech problems (lisping or improper tongue placement).
-Aesthetic concerns (long facial appearance or “gummy” smile)

What is a Protraction Facemask?The device commonly referred to as a protraction facemask (also called a reverse-pull hea...
05/11/2025

What is a Protraction Facemask?

The device commonly referred to as a protraction facemask (also called a reverse-pull headgear or orthodontic facemask) is an extra-oral orthodontic appliance used primarily in growing children.

Purpose

It’s used when the upper jaw (maxilla) is under-developed or positioned too far back relative to the lower jaw (mandible) — essentially in a skeletal Class III malocclusion.

The facemask applies forward and downward traction on the maxilla (via elastics hooked to a fixed intra-oral appliance) to encourage maxillary advancement.

By doing this early, the hope is to reduce the severity of the discrepancy and possibly reduce the need for more invasive treatment (e.g., jaw surgery) later.

What it Can (and Cannot) Do

✅ Potential Benefits

Can advance the maxilla forward (modestly) and help correct or reduce the underbite/crossbite.

Improve dental occlusion (overjet, overbite) in growing patients.

Possibly reduce the extent of more invasive treatment later (e.g., surgery) in some cases

06/10/2025

Anterior crossbite is a dental condition where one or more of the upper front teeth (incisors) bite behind the lower front teeth instead of in front of them when you close your mouth.

Here’s a quick breakdown 👇

🦷 Types of Anterior Crossbite

1. Dental crossbite – caused by the position of the teeth (misalignment or crowding).
2. Skeletal crossbite – caused by jaw bone structure, such as when the lower jaw (mandible) is too far forward or the upper jaw (maxilla) is too far back.

⚠ Possible Causes

-Delayed loss of baby teeth
-Early eruption of permanent teeth
Habits (like thumb sucking or tongue thrusting)
-Jaw growth discrepancies (skeletal Class III pattern)
-Trauma to primary teeth

🧠 Why It’s Important to Treat
If left untreated, it can cause:

1. Uneven tooth wear
2. Gum recession
3. Aesthetic concerns
4. Functional problems (difficulty biting or chewing)
5. Jaw growth imbalance

IN-OFFICE WHITENING WITH LASERIn-office teeth whitening is a fast, effective, and safe way to brighten your smile — ofte...
13/08/2025

IN-OFFICE WHITENING WITH LASER

In-office teeth whitening is a fast, effective, and safe way to brighten your smile — often delivering results in just one session. It's a popular choice before aesthetic treatments like composite bonding or veneers.

✨ In-Office Whitening: Overview
Also called professional or chairside whitening, this procedure is done by a dentist using high-concentration bleaching agents (usually hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide) with optional light or laser activation.
🎯 Expected Results
Shade improvement: 4–8 shades lighter (on average)
Time: 45–90 minutes
Longevity: Results can last 6 months to 2 years with good care.

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AESTHETIC FILLING TO CLOSE THE BLACK TRIANGLE Black triangles - the small gaps between teeth near the gum line(can be an...
13/08/2025

AESTHETIC FILLING TO CLOSE THE BLACK TRIANGLE

Black triangles - the small gaps between teeth near the gum line(can be an aesthethic concern for many people. These gaps, also known as open gingival embrasures, may result from gum recession, bone loss or naturally shaped teeth.

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This patient came to us with a deep bite, where the upper front teeth excessively overlapped the lower teeth — a conditi...
26/07/2025

This patient came to us with a deep bite, where the upper front teeth excessively overlapped the lower teeth — a condition that can lead to tooth wear, retruded jaw, and a collapsed lower facial third. With the correct mechanism used, we successfully achieved bite correction and improved the facial profile without the need of taking out teeth!

✔ Balanced upper and lower teeth display
✔ Improved bite function and smile line
✔ Softer and more balanced side profile
✔ A brighter, more confident smile 🌟

Case completion duration- 24 months

这位患者初诊时有明显的深覆颌问题，也就是上前牙过度覆盖下前牙。这种情况可能导致牙齿磨耗,下颌后缩 ，以及面部下三分之一比例的塌陷。
通过合适精准的矫正方案，我们成功地改善了咬合关系，并提升了整体面部轮廓。
✔ 上下牙齿显示更协调
✔ 咬合功能与笑线明显改善
✔ 侧脸轮廓更加柔和、平衡
✔ 笑容更加明亮、自信 🌟
🕒 治疗周期：24个月

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✨ Class III (Underbite) malocclusion Before-and-After Comparison ✨This case shows more than just a smile transformation ...
10/07/2025

✨ Class III (Underbite) malocclusion
Before-and-After Comparison ✨

This case shows more than just a smile transformation — it reflects a significant improvement in facial balance and jaw harmony.

This was a mild to moderate Class III malocclusion case.
With careful orthodontic planning, we were able to achieve this result without the need for jaw surgery — demonstrating how even non-surgical treatment can bring significant improvement in both bite and facial profile.
✅ Before treatment: Notice the prominent lower jaw and retrusive upper jaw, typical in skeletal Class III cases.
✅ After braces: The profile now appears more proportionate, straighter facial profile, good alignment with occlusion.The improved jaw alignment gives him a softer look and a more friendly appearance.

🦷 Braces don’t just align teeth; they help harmonize the teeth, jaws, and overall facial aesthetics.

Duration for this case completion- 26 months

✨ 第三类（地包天）
矫正前后对比 ✨
这位患者的牙套旅程不仅改变了笑容，更显著改善了侧脸轮廓与颌骨协调。
本病例属于轻度至中度的第三类错颌（地包天）。
通过精确的正畸治疗规划，无需进行正颌手术，也能达到如今的矫正效果，明显改善咬合关系与侧脸轮廓。
✅ 治疗前：下颌骨突出、上颌后缩，是典型的骨性第三类错颌（地包天）特征。
✅ 治疗后：面部轮廓更加匀称自然，唇形改善，咬合关系恢复正常，整体侧脸线条更协调。
🦷 牙齿矫正不仅仅是排齐牙齿，更是打造颌骨结构与脸型的平衡美感。

治疗时长：26个月

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Oral Myofunctional Theraphy (OMT)OMT is specialized treatment that treat Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMD).OMT foc...
11/06/2025

Oral Myofunctional Theraphy (OMT)

OMT is specialized treatment that treat Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMD).
OMT focuses on retraining the muscles of the face and mouth to improve function and balance, particularly related to breathing, chewing, swallowing and speaking.
What are Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders?
In order to properly speak, breath, and swallow, the muscles in our face, mouth, and throat need to be structured in the correct position and coordinate as they move together.
Orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs), according to the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association, are “patterns involving oral and orofacial musculature that interfere with normal growth, development, or function of orofacial structures, or call attention to themselves.”
Here are a few examples of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders:
Tongue thrust (tongue between the teeth while swallowing)
Mouth breathing (lips apart/mouth open at rest)
Jaw malocclusions (such as an overbite, underbite, or open bite)
Tongue tie
Lip tie
OMDs can be caused by a combination of a physical difference in the structure of the mouth/facial muscles and patterns of behaviors over time.
Causes include:
Genetics
Orthodontic issues
Thumb or finger sucking
Prolonged use of sippy cups/pacifiers
Structural abnormalities
Neurological disorders
Obstructed nasal passages (for example, due to enlarged tonsils or adenoids, or allergies), causing the tongue to be in an improper position.
Signs of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders
What are some signs that a child may have an Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder?
He or she may have trouble with speech, swallowing, or breathing. More specifically, some signs and symptoms of OMDs include:
Speech articulation difficulties (such as lisp, where the child produces the “S” and “Z” sounds with his or her tongue forward and between the teeth).
Drooling or an open-mouth posture.
Disordered sleep (such as Obstructive Sleep Apnea) or sleep disordered breathing (such as snoring).
Difficulty swallowing with the lips closed.
How Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy can Help
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19/05/2025

A case with underbite

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GUMMY SMILE CORRECTION🦷If you have same problem, can contact us now 012-548 1815📱😁 ...
30/04/2025

GUMMY SMILE CORRECTION🦷

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An impacted lower second molar is a tooth that doesn't erupt properly through the gums because it's blocked by other tee...
12/04/2025

An impacted lower second molar is a tooth that doesn't erupt properly through the gums because it's blocked by other teeth, bone, or soft tissue. This impaction can occur in the mandible (lower jaw) and can be unilateral (one side) or bilateral (both sides).

This can lead to various problems, including tooth decay, gum disease, and even damage to neighboring teeth. The primary problem with an impacted lower second molar is its potential to cause crowding, malocclusion, and other orthodontic issues.

Treatment options for impacted second molars include orthodontic correction, surgical removal, or other specialized techniques.

In this case, the right impacted lower second molar was uprighted with orthodontic (braces) treatment.

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