Functional orthodontics is an orthodontic approach that considers dentition in relation to the rest of the body.

It seeks to treat the teeth by taking into account all the functions of the body.

Interceptive treatments are undergone during childhood. They constitute the first level of intervention of a regular orthodontic treatment.

If you have questions about the position of your child’s jaws or teeth, we advise you to consult a specialist orthodontist directly, even before the child’s permanent teeth grow in.

Overcrowding (teeth that “overlap” each other) is one of the most common dental abnormalities (or “malocclusions”) in orthodontics, whether in children, teenagers or adults.

In an age when nearly half of children have dental malpositions, public awareness of the prevention factors seems absolutely necessary because, contrary to popular belief, this starts at an early age.