Dental Occlusion

Dental occlusion refers to the way your teeth meet when you bite them together. All of your teeth should come in contact with each other simultaneously and with minimal force. When this does not happen, your occlusion is unbalanced and problems may result.

Are you seeking professional treatment for dental occlusion? Contact The Kodish Group to schedule an appointment for dental occlusion treatment today!

Poor occlusion could result in:

• damaged restorations (crowns, bridges)
• excess force on implants (can lead to early failure)
• teeth can become loose or gums may recede
• TMJ - clicking, grinding, or pain in your jaw joints, ringing or buzzing in your ears, and difficulty in opening or closing your mouth
• flattened, worn teeth
• continual sensitivity of your teeth to temperature changes

A sensor has been designed to test the occlusion of your mouth. The exam is very simple. You simply bite down on the thin sensor, which is comfortably shaped to fit the arch of your mouth. Vivid graphics display tooth contact data immediately and accurately, highlighting each tooth and the force level exerted on that tooth during occlusion.

Are you seeking professional treatment for dental occlusion? Contact The Kodish Group to schedule an appointment for dental occlusion treatment today!

Once the test is completed, a solution to the problem can be achieved.

We serve patients in the following South Florida cities within Broward, Miami Dade and Palm Beach County: