What is an overbite?
An overbite occurs when the upper front teeth extend more than 3mm over the lower teeth. While common, untreated overbite teeth can lead to long-term oral health concerns.
Causes:
Bruxism (teeth grinding)
Habits such as tongue thrusting or thumb sucking
Habits like tongue
thrusting & thumb sucking
Dental issues caused by an overbite
Ignoring overbite correction can result in several complications, including:
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Frequent headaches and earaches
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Jaw stiffness and discomfort
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Increased risk of cavities and tooth decay
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Gum inflammation or gum disease
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Neck and shoulder pain
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Trouble chewing or biting food properly
How Caspersmile Aligners do overbite correction
Caspersmile Clear Aligners offer a modern, discreet way to correct overbite issues. Using a series of custom-made trays, these overbite aligners gradually shift teeth into better alignment, providing effective overbite correction without the hassle of metal braces. Whether it’s a mild or deep overbite, Caspersmile delivers results you can smile about.
After treatment, wearing an overbite retainer will ensure your teeth stay in their corrected position, preventing relapse and maintaining your new smile. For anyone searching for overbite correction UK solutions, Caspersmile is a trusted choice for safe and effective results.
Ready to fix your overbite with Caspersmile Clear Aligners?
Frequently asked questions
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What is the usual timeline for overbite correction with Caspersmile aligners?
The treatment length varies depending on the severity of the overbite. Most patients see visible improvements within 6-12 months of consistent use.
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Can I eat or drink while wearing Caspersmile aligners?
No, you should always remove your aligners before eating or drinking anything besides water. This prevents staining and damage. Be sure to brush and rinse before reinserting them.
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How many hours per day should I wear my Caspersmile aligners?
For the best results, wear your aligners at least 22 hours per day. Only remove them for meals, drinks, or oral hygiene. Not wearing them as recommended may extend your treatment timeline.
