Impacted Teeth Treatment
Orthodontic treatment will correct your bad bite and create a perfect smile
 
 
Orthodontist in Brisbane - Tony Weir Orthodontics provides beautiful smiles, healthier teeth and improved lives for patients of all ages. At Tony Weir Orthodontics we provide patients with the very latest Orthodontic treatments and services available. From Clear (partially visible) Braces to Clearsmile and Invisalign During your consultation it is our objective to ensure your visit is as informative and enjoyable as possible Beneficial to both adults and children alike; Orthodontics will correct bite and the positioning of your teeth. An Orthodontic problem is called a malocclusion, meaning bad bite. Dr Tony Weir specialises in the treatment of bad bites through orthodontic treatment. View our smile gallery, orthodontics faq and articles relating to braces. Located in Brisbane QLD and providing a wide range orthodontic treatment including clear and invisible braces.
 
   

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Impacted Teeth

What is an Impaction?
An Impaction is where a tooth fails to erupt or to erupt into its correct position (ectopically). This is caused by improper positioning of the tooth bud. Wisdom teeth are the most commonly impacted teeth; However, Canine teeth are also regularly impacted.

This problem should be corrected because it can:

  • Cause damage to adjacent teeth
  • Leave unwanted spaces
  • Make your smile less attractive
  • Make teeth function poorly

How is the problem corrected?
An Impacted tooth may be corrected by an Oral Surgeon, who would uncover the tooth. The tooth would then gradually be brought forward over several months through the use of Braces. Braces guide the impacted tooth into its correct position.

 

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