Biofunctional therapy not only corrects the position of the teeth, but also addresses the root cause of the problem.
Key points of biofunctional therapy:
* Corrects poor oral habits, such as mouth breathing or abnormal swallowing.
* It promotes correct tongue positioning and muscle development.
* It promotes the proper growth of the jaws in children.
* It can help prevent the need for more complex orthodontic treatment in the future.
* It promotes a more holistic approach to oral health, focusing not only on aesthetics but also on function.
The importance of early detection:
Early diagnosis enables problems such as crowded teeth, open bite, overbite or abnormalities in facial growth to be treated using orthodontics, resulting in more effective, less invasive and more stable long-term corrections.
