Treatment Process
Treatment begins with advanced diagnostics. If needed, jaw stabilization is performed using special splints or aligners. Only after achieving functional balance does the active orthodontic correction begin.
In complex cases, orthodontics works in combination with gnathology—the field that studies the temporomandibular joints (TMJ) and masticatory muscles. This approach allows not only to align teeth, but also to restore proper bite function, reduce muscle tension, prevent joint overload and ensure comfortable, efficient chewing.
Treatment begins with advanced diagnostics. If needed, jaw stabilization is performed using special splints or aligners. Only after achieving functional balance does the active orthodontic correction begin.