Why Correct Teeth Alignment Is Important?

• Misaligned teeth are more difficult to clean with brushing and flossing, 

• Misaligned teeth trap food, debris, and bacteria that can build up over time and cause gum disease and tooth decay.

• Chronic gum infections may also result from misaligned teeth where food particles are trapped beneath or between the gums.

Many of us think of aligning  teeth are a cosmetic need, but for a fact, there are important health reasons for aligning your teeth correctly.

In addition to providing you with a great smile,  IT...

Increased Self Confidence

People with crooked teeth are far less likely to smile. They tend to feel embarrassed about their teeth. aligning teeth increase your self confidence 

Easier to Clean and Healthy

Teeth that are either too crowded together or too widely spaced out can become red and inflamed. Gums that are inflamed and red are signs of periodontal disease. aligning teeth increase ease of cleaning which in-turn helps in reducing caries production

Clearer Speech

You may not be aware of it, your teeth play an important role in your speech. If you have teeth that are crowded, gapped or protruding from your mouth, it can affect your speaking pattern. Aligning teeth gives you better speech.

Chew More Easily

Another important advantage of straightening your teeth is that you get a proper bite. When teeth are crooked they don’t meet well, aligning teeth will help you chew will which helps in better digestion of food. 

Prevent Jaw Strain and Pain

People with crooked teeth tend to alter their jaws  movements while eating or speaking. In some cases, crowded teeth also put extra pressure on your gums, jaw and supporting bone. In time, this can cause frequent headaches or ear and neck pain.

When you straighten your teeth, you can achieve the right jaw alignment. Muscles are more relaxed and can work properly. No more clenching, teeth grinding or pain.

In the long run, you’ll feel more relaxed, as you won’t experience headaches or any other pain caused by too much stress on your jaw joint. Straight teeth allow you to live better and, quite possibly, longer. You’ll be more comfortable with eating and smiling, and improve your quality of life overall.