GEORGIA ORTHODONTIC CARE - LAWRENCEVILLE & NORCROSS GA

Orthodontic treatment with extraction to establish a beautiful smile arc Please follow us on our Instagram @gaorthocare to see more cases treated at our office

Patient with severe underbite was treated with double-jaw surgery.  A beautiful and healthy smile was created. Please follow us on our Instagram @gaorthocare to see more cases treated at our office

Patient with severe gummy smile treated non-surgery with the help of temporary anchorage devices  Before and after results Patient at the 28-month follow-up appointment To see more clinical cases treated by Dr. Nguyen, please follow us on our Instagram @gaorthocare.  Contact our office at (678) 985-8087 for a complimentary consultation. 

Another palatal canine impaction case just finished at our office by Dr. Nguyen For more information, please contact us at 678 985-8087 or visit our website at www.gaorthocare.com . We are now offering complimentary exams, so if you are interested in learning more about how we can help create a great smile for you… don’t wait, call us today!

Maxillary canine impaction can be either on the labial or palatal side, which palatal impaction is more common than that of the labial one.  The orthodontic treatment of impacted maxillary canine can be very challenging.  It usually involves surgical exposure of the impacted tooth, followed by orthodontic traction to guide and align it into the dental arch. Bone loss, root resorption, and gingival recession around the treated teeth are some of the most common complications. Shown here is the case with both palatally impacted canines. For more information, please contact us at 678 985-8087 or visit our website at www.gaorthocare.com . We are now offering complimentary exams, so if you are interested in learning more about how we can help create a great smile for you… don’t wait, call us today!

Anterior dental crossbite is defined as palatal positioning of the maxillary anterior teeth relative to the mandibular anterior teeth when the jaws are closed. It can involve single tooth or multiple teeth. The causes of crossbite can be hereditary, delayed tooth eruption or an abnormally erupted tooth. It is recommended to have it fix as soon as possible to prevent irreversible damage to permanent teeth and to normalize jaw growth. For more information, please contact us at 678 985-8087 or visit our website at www.gaorthocare.com.