Protruding Mouth Correction

Enjoy the happiness of everyday life.

[Enjoy] Experience the simple joys of confidently talking with people
and enjoying food through protruding mouth correction.

Correction of a protruding mouth doesn’t always require tooth extraction.
id Protruding Mouth Correction aims to complete the treatment plan
with your natural teeth, minimizing the need for extraction.

id perfects non-extraction protruding mouth correction.

[Possibility] Completing protruding mouth correction without extractions.

"Correcting a protruding mouth without extraction? It’s possible with id."

If you've previously had extraction-based orthodontics but weren’t satisfied, or if you want a more aesthetic result,
id’s non-extraction protruding mouth correction can offer improved outcomes.
Through 12 years of clinical results, non-extraction protruding mouth correction has become achievable.

適所 Precise Decisions, Optimal Solutions

[Position] Using specialized devices precisely positioned to correct even tilted teeth.

id’s non-extraction protruding mouth correction allows for delicate control of tooth movement.
By predicting tooth movement and angle adjustments, and attaching specialized devices precisely at the tooth’s center of resistance,
id minimizes error margins for optimal results.

With precise decisions and optimal solutions,
id’s non-extraction protruding mouth correction is science perfected
to allow no margin for error, not even 1mm.

The Principle of id Non-Extraction Protruding Mouth Correction

By connecting springs or rubber bands between the braces
and orthodontic screws, teeth are moved backward.

The space from wisdom tooth extraction is used, reducing the need to extract natural teeth while improving the protruding mouth.

However, if the protrusion of the teeth and gums is severe, extraction may still be required.

A delicate process toward perfection

[Perfection] For the best results, the medical staff the result of sophistication and cutting-edge technology

To achieve the best results, you need to be able to predict the movement and angle changes of your teeth and realize the planned range and angle of movement of your teeth. If you proceed with correction without accurately diagnosing the center point of the tooth, it may result in the form of lying inward (octopus).

Therefore, the best results can be expected only when the correct center of gravity is normalized as a point considering the tip of the tooth to the root.