Non-Surgical

Deep Bite Correction


Non-surgical correction for deep bite.

DEEP BITE

Function and aesthetics together —
non-surgical deep bite correction


WHAT IS DEEP BITE

Understanding
deep bite


Deep bite can develop from genetic factors such as excessive growth of upper front teeth, and from environmental factors such as growth disorders of the lower jaw or harmful habits during development.

Environmental factors can mostly be treated with orthodontics alone. Even cases diagnosed for surgical correction due to genetic factors can be treated with non-surgical correction at Eins Dental, unless the condition is severe.

Deep bite anatomy

CHECKLIST · 8 ITEMS

Symptoms to check


Check the items that apply to you. A simple screening tool — for an accurate assessment, an examination by an orthodontic specialist is essential.

  • Lower teeth are barely visible when biting down.
  • Upper gums show prominently when smiling.
  • Upper and lower front teeth don't meet properly.
  • Difficulty pronouncing T, D sounds.
  • Upper front teeth descend and spread apart.
  • Front teeth function is significantly reduced.
  • Lower teeth are leaning inward.
  • Frequent gum inflammation around front teeth.

CASE ARCHIVE · BEFORE / AFTER

Before & After


Non-surgical deep bite correction · treatment period 27 months. Verified clinical case from the Eins Dental archive.

PAIR · 01


Face · Lower

Before · Face · Lower
Before
After · Face · Lower
After

PAIR · 02


Intraoral · Front

Before · Intraoral · Front
Before
After · Intraoral · Front
After

PAIR · 03


Intraoral · Side

Before · Intraoral · Side
Before
After · Intraoral · Side
After

※ Dental treatment may carry a risk of bleeding and side effects.
※ Treatment results may vary by individual.

CONSULT · NOW

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