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Conditions We Treat At PacificWest Dental Group BC
Specialists in braces, Invisalign and orthodontic treatments that provide a lasting solution for misaligned teeth, crowded teeth, overbite, underbite and other dental issues.
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Top-Quality Dental Care at PacificWest Dental Group
At PacificWest Dental Group, we value our patients and ensure quality treatment every time. Our team of highly experienced and specially trained dentists gives you the effective, honest advice you deserve. The teams at our Vancouver and Surrey offices treat various conditions. We will listen to your needs and concerns to suggest a suitable treatment plan. With over 25 years of service and up-to-date technologies, we can reduce pain and speed up tooth movement when getting braces. Book an appointment with PacificWest Dental Group today!
What Conditions Does PacificWest Dental Group Treat?
Every patient is unique and has their own individual needs. There are various types of malocclusion that our clinic staff treat on a regular basis. Here are some of the issues that appointments with our team can remedy.
Crowded Teeth
Crowded teeth or overcrowding occurs when the jaw bone is too small for teeth to grow straight into the mouth. It causes teeth to rotate and overlap against each other to fit in. The result is crookedness and misalignment.
Irregular Teeth Shape or Size
The teeth need to be a certain shape and size to fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. If a tooth doesn’t fit properly, it can cause issues.
Open Bite
An open bite happens when the front upper and lower teeth slant in an outward direction. It stops them from touching one another when the patient bites down.
Under Bite
Underbite occurs when the teeth along the lower jaw protrude out farther than the upper front teeth. It happens because of incorrect jaw alignment.
Over Bite
When the upper jaw and teeth extend too far over the teeth on the lower jaw, resulting in the appearance of a protrusive upper lip and teeth, or buck teeth, overbite is the culprit.
Cross Bite
A crossbite is present when a tooth or several teeth are situated too close to the cheek or tongue. It prevents the teeth from biting against each other normally, making it harder to chew.
Deep Bite
When there’s too much overlapping between the top and bottom front teeth, a deep bite occurs.
