Treatable Cases
Elevating Smiles. Elevating you.
Crossbite
What it is
Your top and bottom teeth don’t meet the way they should. Instead, some of your upper teeth sit inside your lower teeth when you bite down.
Why it matters
Crossbites often go unnoticed — until they cause real damage. Uneven tooth wear, gum recession, jaw pain, and even facial asymmetry can develop over time.
How we fix it
Using custom braces or clear aligners, we guide your bite back into alignment. Our tech ensures each tooth is placed precisely, reducing pain, improving your smile, and protecting long-term health.
Crowded Teeth
What it is
When there’s not enough room, teeth twist, overlap, or stack up, making your smile feel messy or uncomfortable.
Why it matters
Crowding traps food and bacteria, leading to cavities, gum disease, bad breath, and pain when brushing or flossing. It can also make people hide their smiles.
How we fix it
With braces or clear aligners, we gently create space and guide teeth into better alignment. No tooth extractions in most cases. Fast, safe, and smile-transforming.
Crooked Teeth
What it is
Teeth that tilt, rotate, or don’t sit evenly along your smile line.
Why it matters
Crooked teeth aren’t just a cosmetic issue. They’re harder to clean, can damage your bite, and often lead to TMJ or jaw tension.
How we fix it
Using high-precision aligners or braces, we gently guide teeth into natural, straight alignment, giving you a confident smile that feels as good as it looks.
Gapped Teeth
What it is
Spaces between teeth — often between the front teeth or across your smile.
Why it matters
While some gaps are harmless, larger ones can cause food traps, gum problems, and even speech issues like lisps.
How we fix it
We use braces or aligners to gently close gaps, align the bite, and restore full function. Most patients see results in under a year.
Generally Straight Teeth
What it is
Your smile looks “mostly straight,” but there are small gaps, mild crowding, or tiny rotations you wish were gone.
Why it matters
Minor issues still cause plaque buildup, bite imbalance, and reduced confidence. Don’t settle for “almost perfect.”
How we fix it
We use micro-adjustments with aligners or braces to create the flawless smile you deserve — safely and discreetly.
Impacted Teeth
What it is
Teeth (usually wisdom or canines) that are trapped under the gum and are unable to emerge.
Why it matters
They can cause swelling, infections, jaw pain, and even shift nearby teeth out of position.
How we fix it
We use imaging to assess severity. Most impacted teeth are corrected with braces or aligners. In some cases, surgical exposure may be needed, but we guide you through every step.
Mixed Baby & Permanent Teeth
What it is
A natural phase between ages 6–12 when baby teeth are falling out and adult teeth are coming in.
Why it matters
This is the best time to catch and fix issues before they become harder to treat later (crowding, overbites, crossbites, etc.).
How we help
We guide growth with expanders, space maintainers, or early braces. Our early treatment avoids invasive corrections down the road.
Openbite
What it is
Your top and bottom teeth don’t touch when your mouth is closed, leaving a gap in the front or back.
Why it matters
Openbites affect speech (lisps), chewing, jaw health, and even your confidence.
How we fix it
With aligners or braces, we close the open space and realign your bite for better function and aesthetics.
Overbite
What it is
Your upper teeth overlap your lower teeth too much, creating a “deep bite.”
Why it matters
Overbites wear down your teeth, cause jaw tension, and can make your smile look collapsed.
How we fix it
We correct overbites with braces or aligners using AI-assisted planning for precise jaw and tooth movement.
Underbite
What it is
Your bottom teeth stick out past your top teeth, reversing the natural bite.
Why it matters
This can damage your teeth, strain your jaw, and affect chewing, speech, and appearance.
How we fix it
We treat underbites with braces or aligners, and if severe, collaborate with surgical specialists for full correction.
