Orthodontic systems work gradually. They create controlled pressure on the teeth, jaws, or masticatory muscles, which makes it possible to correct bite disorders and direct the development of the dentofacial system in the right direction.
When there is not enough space in the dental arch for the correct positioning of permanent teeth, an orthodontic appliance can gradually expand the jaw. For example, the Marko Ross appliance has a special screw that is activated according to a scheme determined by the doctor. During activation, the structure gradually increases the width of the upper jaw and creates space for the proper eruption of permanent teeth.
Some structures affect not only the position of individual teeth, but also the work of the muscles and the mutual positioning of the jaws. This helps to form a correct bite and ensure the harmonious development of the dentofacial system during the child’s growth.
The doctors of «Oxford Medical» note: treatment with orthodontic systems does not give an instant result. The duration of correction depends on the type of disorder, the age of the patient, and the type of structure. To achieve the desired result, it is important to follow the orthodontist’s recommendations and regularly undergo control examinations.