What are forward-facing teeth?
Forward-facing teeth correspond to a misalignment in which the upper incisors far exceed the lower ones. This phenomenon, known as overjet or sometimes overbite, is common in its mild form and generally presents no problems. However, when the misalignment is significant, it can lead to functional and aesthetic complications, requiring appropriate treatment.
Symptoms of forward-facing teeth
1. Pain or discomfort during meals
Pain or discomfort while eating can be a symptom of a posterior bite.
2. Difficulty opening mouth completely
Misalignment of the jaw in a forward bite can restrict the range of movement, making it difficult to open the mouth fully.
3. Acute jaw pain
The tension and pressure exerted on the jaw joints by a forward bite can lead to severe pain, particularly when chewing.
4. Language disorders
A pre-placed bite can affect tooth positioning and interfere with speech articulation, leading to speech impairment or difficulty in pronouncing certain sounds or words.
Why do you need to correct your forward-facing teeth?
A large gap between the upper and lower teeth can lead to :
Difficulty biting or chewing properly
Premature tooth wear
Jaw pain
Aesthetic repercussions that affect smiles and self-confidence
The good news? Thanks to our custom-made transparent aligners, It is possible to gradually realign your teeth to their ideal position.
Discreet, comfortable and equipped with a shape memory, They effectively correct overjet without the constraints of traditional devices.
Why do you need to correct your forward-facing teeth?
A large gap between the upper and lower teeth can lead to :
Difficulty biting or chewing properly
Premature tooth wear
Jaw pain
Aesthetic repercussions that affect smiles and self-confidence
The good news? Thanks to our custom-made transparent aligners, It is possible to gradually realign your teeth to their ideal position.
Discreet, comfortable and equipped with a shape memory, They effectively correct overjet without the constraints of traditional devices.