My son is 11 years old and has a narrow upper jaw. what to do what is the treatment and which doctor will do it I want an experienced doctor I am from Bangalore Rajajinagar
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At 11 years, this is actually the best age to treat a narrow upper jaw. The usual treatment is palatal expansion using an appliance (like a rapid maxillary expander) to widen the upper jaw while the bones are still growing.
This treatment is done by an Orthodontist (braces specialist). I recommend consulting a qualified and experienced orthodontist near Rajajinagar, Bangalore for an early evaluation. Early treatment can prevent crowding, bite problems, and breathing issues later.
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Kindly consult with your nearest orthodontist for further treatment. If appliances and braces treatment will correct the jaw shape and teeth alignment both
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At 11 years of age, a narrow upper jaw can be treated very effectively with maxillary (palatal) expansion based on clinical examination, since your child is still growing. Timely treatment is important to prevent crowding of teeth, bite problems, facial imbalance, and the need for more complex treatment later.
The right specialist to consult is an experienced orthodontist. Since you are from Rajajinagar, Bangalore, I recommend Yuva Dental & Facial Aesthetic Clinic for proper evaluation and treatment planning.
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