Post by Zadkiel on Sept 29, 2016 11:28:39 GMT
If you skipped the 'brace face' phase of childhood, but have teeth that are crooked or an overcrowded mouth, all is not lost. Although orthodontic treatment is more popular with children (and often more successful), more and more adults are having treatment to fix a crooked smile or to correct malocclusion - or 'a bad bite'.
The British Orthodontic Society is a wonderful place to start if you're curious about braces and its website offers some great advice and information. As they put it, orthodontics is 'about improving the harmony of your mouth and jaws. Once you can bite together correctly, you can eat more comfortably and care for your teeth and gums more easily. And your smile will benefit immensely!'
The British Orthodontic Society is a wonderful place to start if you're curious about braces and its website offers some great advice and information. As they put it, orthodontics is 'about improving the harmony of your mouth and jaws. Once you can bite together correctly, you can eat more comfortably and care for your teeth and gums more easily. And your smile will benefit immensely!'
