An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure! But not all problems can be prevented. The departure of the teeth from the normal anatomical state, or the so-called dental disorder, and the subsequent need for orthodontic treatment, is one of the conditions that cannot always be prevented. Because many variables are involved in the occurrence of these complications, the most important of which is heredity. While orthodontic prevention is not always possible, an effective next step is early orthodontic treatment.
Excess space or space between teeth, excessive crowding of teeth, forward protrusion of teeth, supernumerary teeth, missing teeth, maxillofacial deformities, and prominent teeth are some of the elements that are investigated and can be diagnosed early and can be controlled or treated with a high probability of success for early orthodontic treatment .
