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Phase I - Bone Treatment


Phase I Treatment is usually required to fix the underlying problem of crowded teeth.  Teeth grow in crooked when they do not have sufficient space to move because of the structure of the jaw.  In order to fix this problem, Dr. Rudolph needs to create space by expanding the bone structure by use of appliances.  This creates sufficient space to move the teeth effectively and prevent teeth from crowding again.  This treatment can last approximately 12-24 months.  Once there is enough space to move the teeth, Dr. Rudolph will evaluate the patients and continue on to braces for teeth.
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Why Get Orthodontic Treatment?

  • Avoid large future dental bills
  • Fix bones and allow room for teeth to grow
  • Fix the Bite
  • Improve Oral health and dental hygiene
  • Avoid tooth Extractions and Oral Surgery
  • Straighten Teeth with Braces
  • Improve Overall Appearance
  • Better health & digestion
  • Increase Self-Confidence
  • Change facial symmetry
  • Avoid Oral Diseases or Cancers
  • **Increase chance of longer life*

Phase I (Bone Treatment)



Phase I: 
is necessary to fix the bones before placing the braces on a patient.

  • Estimated treatment length: Approximately 12-24 months
  • Treatment is usually performed utilizing a removable appliance.
  • A few of the different appliances we use are:
  • Upper & Lower Removable (with Finger Springs)
  • Bionator
  • Quadhelix
  • Anterior/Posterior Biteplate
  • Dr. Rudolph makes the bone treatment a big priority with his patients when undergoing orthodontic treatment.
  • It fixes the bite so we usually do not need to pull any teeth out or do surgery.
 Before Phase I Treatment, Overbite
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After Phase I Treatment, Overbite
After
 Before Phase I Treatment, Overbite
Before
After Phase I Treatment, Overbite
After

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