Interceptive orthodontics involves early orthodontic treatment for children, typically between ages 7-10, to address developing orthodontic issues. Here are some frequently asked questions: General Questions* 1. What is interceptive orthodontics?Early orthodontic treatment for children to address developing issues. 2. Why is early treatment important? Prevents severe problems, reduces treatment time Read more…
Q1) What is a space maintainer ? Ans: Space maintainer are appliances that are used to maintain space so as to guide the the unerupted tooth in the arch. Q2) When do kids need a space maintainer ? Ans: When milk tooth is lost too early .Early loss could be Read more…
Orthodontic problems can be because of teeth / jaws or combination of both. Every individual as a pattern of biting, accordingly the person gets grouped under a classification for orthodontic treatment . How many types of malocclusion do we have? Basically there are three types Cl1, Cl2, Cl3.Again this can Read more…
‘Start early and finish early’ is a famous saying, applicable in braces treatment as well. Many of the parents or patients simply without proper understanding delay early intervention of orthodontic problems. When a problem is identified at an early age by the orthodontist, the doctor will be able to advise Read more…
If you notice that your child’s lower jaw is growing more forward as compared to the upper jaw.Then most likely it may be a developing CLASS 3 Malooclusion.That means these individuals have a faster growing lower jaw or a slower growing upper jaw.However early interception of these problems can prevent Read more…
https://eiradentalclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/A-Childs-First-Dentist-Visit.mp4 EIRA DENTAL emphasizes on educating children and parents, also stresses the importance of early dental care. By doing this, we believe that children will be motivated towards good dental health. Our Specialist Pedodontist believes early prevention and intervention of possible tooth decay by suggesting the use of pit and Read more…