It can be challenging to maintain your dental health if your teeth are overcrowded, crooked, or misaligned because this can lead to uneven wear and tear on the teeth and make them more challenging to keep clean. When weak areas in the enamel develop, food bacteria and plaque can accumulate, increasing the risk of dental decay, cavities, and gum disease.
Because crooked teeth do not fit together, stress is exerted on the jaw, which can cause temporomandibular joint disorder. This can result in moderately severe bite problems, headaches, and facial pain.
If gum disease develops, the bacteria can spread to other organs via our bloodstream, possibly resulting in cardiovascular disease, diabetes, pregnancy complications, and other conditions in addition to causing pain and illness in our mouth.
Open bite, underbite, and crossbite are additional conditions that an orthodontist in Saskatoon can address.
Orthodontic Treatment: How It is Important to Your Overall Health
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