Damon Smile - More Than Straight Teeth

If you are thinking to get braces treatment to correct your smile or teeth positioning, then you should know these amazing features of Damon Smile. It does not only improve your smile in lesser time, but also boosts your confidence and facial aesthetics with exceptional comfort. Learn how Damon Smile creates a wonderful journey in achieving your desired smile! Damon Philosophy means Fast treatment, fewer Clinical visits Time is the greatest resource one can ever have. Clearly one can benefit from saving time in their day-to-day routine. Damon System’s technological advancements helps shorten the treatment time for most of the cases. This results in lesser treatment time and fewer clinical visits, benefitting one’s busy schedule! Lesser time also means lesser adjustments and maintenance, thus making Damon Smile easy to use. Damon Smile provides beautiful faces, beautiful Smiles With Damon Smile, you get more than just straight teeth. The Damon System employs a unique treatment phi...

Open Bite is a type of malocclusion, or in other words, misalignment in which the upper and lower teeth at the front bend slightly outwards and do not touch when the mouth is closed. It can be found in both children as well as adults. Causes of Open Bite Following are some of the main causes of Open Bite: An improper swallowing pattern is a habit that begins from a very tender age and it is found in a lot of people. Poor tongue posture can cause pressure on the front upper and lower teeth, leading to deformities and misalignments. Rheumatoid arthritis or dental arthritis can cause an Open Bite situation, as inflammation and swelling of gums can lead to severe pain and malocclusion of teeth. An injury to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) can be a reason leading to the formation of an Open Bite case. Similarly other chronic jaw or dental injuries can lead to forming habits that can eventually cause an Open Bite. The lack of space for adult teeth to erupt can cause a misalignment with old...

  Overbite Teeth is also known as buckteeth.It is a case when the occlusion- i.e. the alignment of one’s teeth is improper. It is said to be as Overbite when the upper jaw sticks out and covers the lower jaw.It is a Malocclusion. A malocclusion is thus an improper alignment of one’s jaws. These cases are found in children as well as adults. These may occur at latter stages because of different habits that vary person to person. The malocclusions are classified into 3 different classes: Class I is defined as a slight overlap by the upper teeth. Class II is when the overlap is severe- it is also known as ‘prognathic’. Class III is the case of a severe underbite, where the lower jaw covers up the upper jaw, also referred to as ‘retrognathic’. The overbites are of two different types based on the origin of case: Skeletal Overbites : The most common cause of overbite is the shape and size of the teeth and the jaws. Generally seen in children, it is hereditary and genetic in nature. ...

Overbite Teeth is also known as buckteeth.It is a case when the occlusion- i.e. the alignment of one’s teeth is improper. It is said to be as Overbite when the upper jaw sticks out and covers the lower jaw.It is a Malocclusion. A malocclusion is thus an improper alignment of one’s jaws. These cases are found in children as well as adults. These may occur at latter stages because of different habits that vary person to person. The malocclusions are classified into 3 different classes: Class I is defined as a slight overlap by the upper teeth. Class II is when the overlap is severe- it is also known as ‘prognathic’. Class III is the case of a severe underbite, where the lower jaw covers up the upper jaw, also referred to as ‘retrognathic’. The overbites are of two different types based on the origin of case: Skeletal Overbites : The most common cause of overbite is the shape and size of the teeth and the jaws. Generally seen in children, it is hereditary and genetic in nature. Leavin...

Crooked teeth are those that aren’t aligned or grow out of place. These teeth are common in both children and adults. Infants losing their milk teeth are very likely to experience these crooked teeth. Crooked teeth or misaligned teeth are not a matter of concern in childhood as they will fall out and be replaced by permanent teeth. But for other age groups, crooked teeth are definitely a matter of concern. Following are some of the oral health issues caused by crooked teeth: Uneased chewing: Your teeth are formed in a certain shape and position as different types of teeth have different functions, so the misalignment of the tooth can cause problems in chewing different types of food items. Digestion Problem: Food particles that aren’t broken down properly, because of the improper alignment of teeth may cause further digestion issues. This is common with people of all age groups. Damage: Crooked teeth are not fixed in their actual position and thus create an extra extrusion that can col...