We are extremely proud of our amazing team who allow us to provide exceptional care in a professional and friendly environment.
Orthodontists can successfully correct most problems regardless of the patient’s age. However, treatment starting age does matter.
What causes Orthodontic Problems? How do I know if my child needs treatment? If you have a question, we have an answer.
Get in touch with our friendly staff and make an appointment today to plan your orthodontic journey.
Welcome To Our Orthodontic Practice
At Victoria Park Orthodontics, we believe each patient’s orthodontic treatment is unique to them… they receive individual treatment tailored to their specific needs.
A healthy smile is a beautiful smile and we believe every patient deserves the opportunity to have a great smile. Orthodontics enhances not only a person’s appearance but their overall well-being. Teeth function properly when they meet in an ideal bite. This minimizes the wear and tear that can lead to tooth breakdown. Teeth that are aligned properly and fit together ideally also look great. We are committed to our patient’s whole health – not just their teeth. A beautiful smile is always our goal but more than that, we strive for facial harmony, as well as a functional bite. Our approach to treatment includes a close working relationship with you and your general dentist to assure the best comprehensive care.
Common Orthodontic Concerns
- Open Bite
- Underbite
- Crossbite
When the upper front teeth sit without covering the lower front teeth when you bite down.
When the lower teeth extend in front of the upper teeth when the jaws are closed.
A crossbite occurs when one or more upper teeth sit behind the corresponding lower teeth when you bite down.
- Overjet
- Overbite
- Gappy Teeth
When the upper front teeth extend noticeably ahead of the lower teeth.
An overbite occurs when the upper teeth overlap the lower teeth more than usual, covering a large portion of them when you bite together.
Spaces between the teeth can develop for several reasons, including smaller-than-average teeth, missing teeth, or an enlarged frenum—the strip of gum tissue located between the upper front teeth.
- Crowded Teeth
- Snaggle Tooth
- Impacted Teeth
Dental crowding occurs when there is insufficient space for all the teeth to fit properly, which can cause teeth to overlap, rotate or become misaligned.
When there is not enough space for a permanent tooth to erupt normally, it may emerge higher up or through an unusual part of the gum.
In some cases, a baby or permanent tooth may become trapped beneath the gums and fail to erupt normally. An X-ray may be needed to detect the tooth and determine its position.
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