Oclusión dental defectuosa

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Oclusión dental defectuosa

Nombres alternativos:

Dientes apiñados; Mala oclusión de los dientes; Dientes desalineados; Mordida cruzada; Sobremordida; Submordida; Mordida abierta

Prevención:

Muchos tipos de oclusión dental defectuosa no se pueden prevenir. En algunos casos, es posible que sea necesario controlar algunos hábitos, como chuparse el dedo. Sin embargo, la detección del problema y el tratamiento a tiempo pueden optimizar el tiempo y el método de tratamiento que se requiera.

Prognatismo

Prognatismo

Dientes, adultos, en el craneo

Dientes, adultos, en el craneo

Malocclusion de dientes

Malocclusion de dientes

Anatomía dental

Anatomía dental

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