DentalPublished 2026-10-08

Busan Daesin-dong Orthodontics: The Decisive Difference to Avoid Maxillofacial Surgery and Extraction Orthodontics

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From a parent's perspective, when a child's teeth are crooked or symptoms of an underbite or protruding mouth appear, the biggest concern is, "What if they have to have teeth extracted or jaw surgery later on when they become an adult?"
In fact, in general orthodontic treatment performed in adulthood, it is not uncommon to have to combine tooth extraction or surgical treatment due to skeletal limitations.
However, by utilizing the golden time during the growth period, the likelihood of such difficult surgeries or tooth extractions can be drastically reduced.

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