Exposure
Exposure of impacted teeth
Displaced canines and other impacted teeth usually cannot erupt on their own. In close cooperation with your orthodontist we gently expose the tooth and attach a bracket, so that it can be guided into the dental arch in a controlled manner.
As part of orthodontic treatment we expose displaced canines or wisdom teeth so that they can be aligned into place.
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Frequently asked questions
Why do teeth need to be exposed?
Displaced canines and other impacted teeth usually cannot erupt on their own and must be exposed in order to be aligned into the dental arch.
How does the procedure work?
We gently expose the tooth and attach a bracket, so that it can be aligned in a controlled manner in cooperation with the orthodontist.
Is the procedure painful?
The exposure is carried out gently as part of your orthodontic treatment.
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