Guide growing smiles toward better alignment—early intervention for lasting results.
Trusted care by Dr. Radhika, Prosthodontist & Oral Implantologist
Preventive orthodontics—also called interceptive orthodontics—is early evaluation (usually between ages 6 and 10) aimed at identifying and correcting emerging bite or alignment issues before they worsen. By guiding jaw and tooth development at this crucial stage, we can significantly reduce the duration and complexity of future treatments while promoting optimal facial development.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Children Ages 6-10: Ideal timing when permanent teeth begin erupting and jaw growth is most active.\n\nCrowding Issues: When incoming permanent teeth don't have adequate space to erupt properly.\n\nBite Problems: Cross-bites, deep bites, or jaw discrepancies that can worsen without intervention.
Our inlay and onlay process combines precision, comfort, and expertise. The procedure typically involves two appointments: first for preparation and impressions, then for final placement. Each step is carefully executed with your comfort and optimal results in mind.
We perform comprehensive orthodontic evaluation by age 7 to detect crowding, jaw imbalances, or harmful habits before they become complex problems.
We intervene during active growth with appliances like palatal expanders to promote facial symmetry and create space for incoming permanent teeth.
We address thumb-sucking, tongue thrusting, or mouth-breathing patterns early with myofunctional appliances and behavioral coaching.
We place custom space maintainers to preserve room for permanent teeth when baby teeth are lost prematurely due to decay or trauma.
Our goal is to reduce the need for extensive braces later—early preventive steps often simplify or significantly shorten future treatment.
We track growth and alignment progress with regular follow-ups, adjusting treatment plans as your child develops and matures.
Early orthodontic evaluation can set the foundation for a lifetime of healthy, beautiful smiles. Schedule a consultation to learn how preventive care can benefit your child's development.
Comprehensive alignment correction with modern fixed or clear appliance systems.
Custom devices to eliminate thumb-sucking and tongue thrusting behaviors safely.
Preserve space for permanent teeth after premature loss of primary teeth.
Address jaw discomfort with bite-focused orthodontic guidance and therapy.