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It corrects misaligned teeth and jaws to enhance oral function, bite, and aesthetics. |  | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Common Orthodontic Conditions |  |  |\n| * | Malocclusions: Misalignment of upper and lower teeth, impacting function and appearance. |  |\n| * | Gaps ( Diastema) : Spaces between teeth, commonly seen in the upper front teeth. |  |\n| * | Overcrowding: Lack of space in the jaw causes teeth to overlap or push together, impacting alignment and hygiene. |  |\n\nTypes of Orthodontics Common Orthodontic Devices  \n Adult Orthodontics: Addresses alignment issues in adults, often using braces or clear aligners. Involves comprehensive assessments like X-rays.  \n Child Orthodontics: Focuses on alignment in children and teens during growth periods to ensure proper jaw and teeth alignment.  \n Braces: Apply continuous pressure to gradually move teeth into the desired position, improving function and aesthetics.  \n Clear Aligners (e.g. , Invisalign): Removable, nearly invisible aligners that straighten teeth comfortably. Ideal for adults and teens.  \n Retainers: Maintain teeth alignment posttreatment, preventing teeth from shifting back.","cbCaiqZlDEbRIpXo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqZlDEbRIpXo","pdf",208246,"English","# Orthodontics Definition\n## Common Orthodontic Conditions\n# Treatment Types and Devices\n## Adult and Child Orthodontics\n## Orthodontic Devices","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary focus of orthodontics?\",\"answer\":\"Orthodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused on diagnosing, preventing, and treating dental and facial irregularities to enhance oral function, bite, and aesthetics.\"},{\"question\":\"What are common orthodontic conditions mentioned?\",\"answer\":\"Common conditions include malocclusions (misalignment of teeth), diastema (gaps between teeth), and overcrowding, which occurs when there is insufficient space in the jaw.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between braces and clear aligners?\",\"answer\":\"Braces use continuous pressure to move teeth into position, while clear aligners are removable, nearly invisible trays used to straighten teeth comfortably.\"}]","Orthodontics - Terminology Cheat Sheet | PDF",1791942140]