Deep bite correction. Face appearance?

Dear patient. Please note, dental braces doesn't harm your face. Yes there will be improvement in your facial appearance. You can discuss in advance with an orthodontist first. This is about what you don't want to change about your teeth. Hope this helped

Deep bite correction can have an impact on your facial appearance, but the extent of the change will vary depending on several factors, including the severity of your deep bite, the treatment approach used, and your individual facial anatomy. In some cases, a deep bite can lead to certain facial characteristics, such as a shorter lower face height or a "gummy" smile, where more of your gums are visible when you smile. Correcting the deep bite can potentially address these issues and create a more balanced and harmonious facial profile. Common methods of deep bite correction include: Orthodontic Treatment: Braces or clear aligners are often used to align the teeth properly and correct the deep bite. Orthodontic treatment can help bring the upper and lower teeth into the correct positions, improving both the bite and facial aesthetics. Orthognathic Surgery: In more severe cases, where the jaw discrepancy contributes to the deep bite, orthognathic surgery might be recommended. This involves repositioning the upper and/or lower jaw to improve the bite and facial balance. It's important to note that deep bite correction primarily focuses on improving your dental alignment and bite functionality. Any changes in facial appearance as a result of the treatment are usually subtle and intended to enhance overall facial harmony. Before starting any treatment, your orthodontist or dentist will likely perform a comprehensive evaluation, including analyzing your facial structure and discussing the expected outcomes of the deep bite correction. They can show you simulations or models to help you visualize the potential changes in your facial appearance. Ultimately, deep bite correction is aimed at improving both dental function and aesthetics, leading to a healthier bite and a more confident smile. If you have concerns about how the treatment might affect your facial appearance, be sure to discuss them openly with your orthodontist or dentist. They can provide you with detailed information and address any questions you may have.

Yes your face profile will improve.

Deep bite correction, also known as overbite correction, can impact your dental health, jaw alignment, and facial appearance. Changes include improved facial profile, chin projection, lip support, balanced nasolabial angle, and better facial symmetry. It's prudent to note that the degree of change in your facial appearance will depend on various factors, including the severity of the deep bite, the treatment approach used, and your individual anatomy. Deep bite correction primarily focuses on improving your dental health and function, but positive changes in facial appearance can be an additional benefit.

if required, do not hesitate to undergo ortho traetment

Hello Yes little bit but In good way

No, it's not going to alter the shape of face. It will improve your smile, and most importantly your chewing efficiency and health of TMJ, soft tissues and muscles involved will be enhanced in long term.

Correction of deep bite helps in better alignment of your teeth , it does not exactly change your face but makes your face look symmetric & better at a little extent , nothing can change your face shape until & unless you don’t go for something like orthognathic surgery

Go for deep bite correction as it may affect your teeth further

Nothing to worry about you can go with a fearless treatment

No, not really, A deep bite, occurs when the upper front teeth overlap the lower front teeth excessively. This can lead to issues such as wearing of teeth,gum irritation, speech difficulties, TMJ problems, malocclusion, and aesthetic concerns. Orthodontic treatment with braces or clear aligners is commonly used to correct the deep bite and prevent complications

Follow your dentist instructions and get the issue corrected

Yes, a bit but mostly in positive way.

Hi, Deep bite correction will not change your face appearance much. It will better align your teeth.