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CS Dental Hospital · Busan Seomyeon, Korea

Orthodontic Conditions
Treated in Busan

📍 Busanjin-gu, Seomyeon  |  🦷 Board-Certified Orthodontist  |  🌐 English OK

CS Dental Hospital in Busan Seomyeon treats the full range of orthodontic malocclusions — crowding, protruding teeth, open bite, deep bite, underbite, crossbite, and spaced teeth. Every condition requires a distinct diagnostic approach and treatment mechanics. CS Dental's board-certified orthodontist assesses each case individually — including TMJ evaluation — before recommending treatment.

Quick Answer

CS Dental Hospital treats all orthodontic conditions in Busan Seomyeon — crowding, protruding teeth, open bite, deep bite, underbite, crossbite & spacing — by a board-certified orthodontist. TMJ assessed for every case.

At a Glance
Crowding 총생/덧니
Protruding Teeth 돌출입
Open Bite 개방교합
Deep Bite 과개교합
Underbite 반대교합
Crossbite 교차교합
Spacing 벌어진치아
📞 Book Consultation — 1644-1900

Board-certified specialist care.
International patients welcome.

About Your Condition

Understanding Your Orthodontic Condition

Orthodontic conditions treated Busan Seomyeon CS Dental Hospital

CS Dental Hospital treats each condition with a tailored diagnostic approach. Before any appliance is selected, the orthodontist performs a full workup including panoramic X-ray, cephalometric analysis, bite mapping, and TMJ assessment — identifying not just what the teeth look like, but what is causing the misalignment and how best to correct it sustainably.

Crowding & Irregular Teeth (총생/덧니)

The most common orthodontic condition — teeth overlap, rotate, or sit irregularly due to insufficient jaw arch space. Mild to severe crowding treated with metal braces, ceramic, self-ligating, or Invisalign. Non-extraction approach applied wherever clinically appropriate.

Protruding Teeth (돌출입)

Upper and/or lower front teeth angled forward — affecting lip posture, facial profile, and bite function. Correction typically requires premolar extraction to create space for retraction. Significant facial profile improvement achieved after treatment.

Open Bite (개방교합)

Front teeth do not contact when back teeth are closed. Often related to tongue habits or skeletal jaw development. Vertical dimension correction required. Invisalign has shown particularly strong results for anterior open bite.

Deep Bite / Overbite (과개교합)

Upper front teeth excessively overlap lower — opposite of open bite. Causes TMJ stress and accelerated tooth wear. Corrected with vertical dimension opening mechanics. Invisalign bite ramps are highly effective.

Underbite & Prognathism (반대교합/주걱턱)

Lower jaw positioned in front of the upper. Moderate dental cases correctable with orthodontics alone. Severe skeletal underbite may require combined orthognathic surgery and orthodontics.

Crossbite & Asymmetry (교차교합/안면비대칭)

Upper and lower teeth horizontally misaligned — can affect individual teeth or full arch. Often associated with facial asymmetry and jaw deviation. TMJ evaluation is especially important for crossbite cases.

Widely Spaced Teeth (벌어진치아)

Gaps between teeth from jaw size discrepancy, missing teeth, or habits. Orthodontic closure through arch consolidation. Invisalign is particularly effective for spacing cases. Cause assessed before treatment to prevent relapse.

⚠ Side effects of orthodontic treatment may include temporary enamel demineralisation, gum inflammation, gum recession, or root resorption — all monitored throughout treatment at CS Dental Hospital.
Condition Profiles

Orthodontic Conditions — Quick Reference

Each condition has distinct causes, mechanics, and expected treatment outcomes.

Crowding (총생/덧니)

Most Common · All Severities

Overlapping or rotated teeth due to insufficient arch space. Non-extraction preferred. Metal, ceramic, self-ligating, or Invisalign.

  • Mild to severe all treatable
  • Non-extraction where possible
  • 18–24 months average
  • All appliance types suitable

Open Bite (개방교합)

Vertical Bite Correction

Front teeth don't meet when back teeth close. Often tongue-related or skeletal. Vertical dimension correction required.

  • Tongue habit addressed where relevant
  • TMJ involvement assessed
  • Invisalign strong for open bite
  • 20–28 months average

Underbite (반대교합)

Lower Jaw Protrusion

Lower jaw in front of upper. Moderate dental cases: orthodontic only. Severe skeletal: surgery assessed.

  • Dental cases: orthodontic-only
  • Severe skeletal: surgical assessment
  • Functional and aesthetic improvement
  • 22–30 months average
Diagnosis to Correction

From Condition Diagnosis to Correction

Every condition treated with a tailored, diagnostics-led approach.

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Condition Assessment

Clinical exam, X-rays, bite mapping, TMJ check. Identifies specific condition type, severity, and whether dental, functional, or skeletal factors are involved.

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Treatment Planning

Approach tailored to your condition. Appliance type, extraction plan if any, and timeline confirmed. Realistic outcome discussed.

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Active Treatment

Condition-specific mechanics applied. Different for crowding vs open bite vs underbite. Regular monitoring against treatment goals.

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Retention & Stability

Personalised retention protocol. Some conditions (open bite, underbite) have higher relapse tendency — more robust retention applied.

Patient Suitability

Who Should Seek Orthodontic Assessment at CS Dental?

✓ Good Candidates

  • Anyone experiencing jaw clicking, headaches, or uneven bite alongside misaligned teeth
  • Adults and teenagers with visible crowding, spacing, protruding or rotated teeth
  • International visitors wanting orthodontic assessment or treatment start during a Busan visit
  • Patients with TMJ symptoms wanting teeth and jaw assessed together

ⓘ Important Considerations

  • No self-diagnosis required — your orthodontist identifies the condition at consultation
  • Severe skeletal jaw discrepancies may require surgical consultation alongside orthodontic treatment
  • Active gum disease must be treated before orthodontic treatment can begin
FAQ

Orthodontic Conditions Busan — FAQ

Common questions about specific orthodontic conditions and treatment in Busan.

Which orthodontic conditions are most difficult to treat?
Cases involving significant skeletal jaw discrepancy — severe underbite, severe open bite, and severe asymmetry — are the most complex. Tooth movement alone cannot fully address underlying jaw position in these cases. They may require combined orthodontic-surgical treatment.
Can all orthodontic conditions be treated with Invisalign?
Invisalign is most effective for crowding, spacing, and mild bite correction. Very severe crowding requiring significant arch expansion and complex vertical corrections may have more predictable results with traditional braces.
How do I know which condition I have?
A full orthodontic assessment including X-rays is required for accurate diagnosis. CS Dental's orthodontist will explain your specific condition clearly at the first consultation — no prior self-diagnosis required.
Is orthodontic treatment available in English in Busan?
Yes. CS Dental Hospital welcomes international patients for all conditions. Contact at 1644-1900 or KakaoTalk.

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All conditions treated. Board-certified orthodontist. 1-min from Seomyeon Station.

📍 Busanjin-gu, Seomyeon, Busan 🕐 Mon–Fri from 09:30 · Sat 09:30–17:30 🦷 Board-Certified Orthodontist 🌐 English · 한국어