His jaws are making noise or are painful.

Jaw Pain and Clicking

Some children may experience jaw pain, discomfort when chewing, or even hear small noises when they open their mouths.

Pay attention to these signs, which may appear occasionally or regularly:

These benign signs may reveal an imbalance in tooth growth or position.

During jaw development, if their positioning is not perfect, tensions can arise.

If the teeth do not fit together properly, muscle or joint tension may occur.

Grinding your teeth causes tension in the jaw, muscle fatigue, and pain.

Thumb sucking, mouth breathing or prolonged pacifier use.

A gentle and targeted approach.

Sometimes treatment is not necessary immediately — The orthodontist then monitors the progress.

They improve tongue position and breathing quality to rebalance jaw growth.

It guides the jaw, improves occlusion and reduces joint and muscle tension.

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If the imbalances persist, the consequences can worsen:

Grinding wears down the enamel of permanent teeth and can also damage the gums.

Persistent muscle tension in the face and neck, and possible headaches

An untreated joint imbalance will complicate future orthodontics.

Don't wait for tensions to worsen. Make an appointment for an examination.

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