Gregg T. Behling, DMD

Michelle M. Decere, DMD

Robert P. Bolton, DDS, MS

Jillian Muhlbauer, DMD

Casey A. White, DMD

Orthodontic Warning Signs

It’s not always easy to tell when you or your child has an orthodontic problem. Even teeth that look straight may be hiding an unhealthy bite.  At Three Bridges Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics we evaluate and monitor the dental and skeletal development of our patients at every appointment to ensure if treatment is indicated it is initiated at the appropriate time for the appropriate reasons.

 

Some of the clues that may indicate the need for orthodontic attention are:

 

Early or late loss of baby teeth

Difficulty in chewing or biting

Breathing through the mouth

Thumb-sucking

Crowded, misplaced or blocked-out teeth

Jaws that are too far forward or back, or shifted to one side

Protruding teeth

Upper and lower teeth that don’t meet, or meet in an abnormal way

An unbalanced facial appearance

Grinding or clenching of the teeth

Gum recession

Wearing down of teeth

 

 

 

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Gregg T. Behling, DMD

Michelle M. Decere, DMD

Robert P. Bolton, DDS, MS

Jillian Muhlbauer, DMD

Casey A. White, DMD

Gregg T. Behling, DMD

Michelle M. Decere, DMD

Robert P. Bolton, DDS, MS

Jillian Muhlbauer, DMD

Casey A. White, DMD

Gregg T. Behling, DMD

Michelle M. Decere, DMD

Robert P. Bolton, DDS, MS

Jillian Muhlbauer, DMD

Casey A. White, DMD