How to treat the underlying canines with orthodontics

Then the orthodontic wire is attached to the patient. The wire is inserted so that the upper jaw opens, expands and gradually creates space within the canine area, then the tooth already under the nose is examined by the surgeon and orthodontist. By removing the gums, it makes the tooth visible, and then the dentist gently puts it back in place. As a result, the underlying teeth can also be placed in the jaw.