Understanding Deep Bite
A deep bite, also known as an overbite, occurs when the upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower front teeth. This condition can lead to various challenges, including difficulty in proper chewing, excessive wear on the teeth, and even self-consciousness about your smile.
Deep bites can stem from several factors, such as genetics, certain oral habits, or disproportionate jaw growth. If not addressed, a deep bite can escalate into more severe dental issues, including enamel erosion, gum damage, and jaw discomfort.
Does Caspersmile offer a solution?
Caspersmile offers a modern, comfortable, and effective way to correct a deep bite. Our clear aligners are custom-designed, using a series of trays that progressively reposition your teeth into their optimal alignment. This results in not just a more attractive smile, but also a healthier one. Our experienced orthodontists will tailor a treatment plan specifically for you, ensuring you achieve the best results.
Caspersmile aligners offer you:
- Transforming your smile into one that’s straighter and filled with confidence.
- Improving your bite and reducing potential dental issues.
- The convenience of clear, nearly invisible aligners that integrate effortlessly into your daily life.
- Personalized treatment plans, crafted to meet your unique dental needs and goals.
- Continuous support with our dedicated 24/7 customer care.
- The expertise of seasoned orthodontists guiding you to an ideal outcome.
FAQs
How long does Caspersmile take to correct a Deep Bite?
The treatment period varies based on the complexity of the deep bite and individual factors, typically ranging from 6 to 12 months.
Can I eat and drink with Caspersmile Aligners?
You should remove your aligners before eating or drinking anything other than water to avoid staining and damage. It's recommended to brush and rinse before reinserting the aligners.
How often should I wear my Caspersmile Aligners?
You should wear your aligners for at least 22 hours per day, taking them out only for eating, drinking, and oral hygiene. Failing to wear your aligners for the recommended amount of time can prolong treatment and lead to less satisfactory results.
