[b][Surrey, 26 February 2016][/b] - Danny de Villiers Dentist, a trusted dental practice in Weybridge, offers Functional Non-extraction Orthodontics, a method for straightening teeth without the removal of permanent teeth. This approach allows the patient to retain their natural teeth while receiving functional orthodontic treatment.

[b]Functional Orthodontics: Improving Overall Facial Profile[/b]

Commonly, irregularities in the structure of the lips, chin, and the face are a result of thumb sucking, prolonged pacifier use, tongue thrusting, mouth breathing, overbite, crooked teeth, receding chin, asymmetrical face, among other factors.

Functional orthodontics addresses this problem by reshaping and repositioning the upper and lower jaw to a more harmonious position, as well as straightening the teeth. If successful, it will enhance facial profile and appearance.

[b]Holistic Approach to Functional Orthodontics [/b]

Danny de Villiers Dentist uses a holistic approach to resolving uneven teeth. The earlier the treatment can start, the better, says Dr de Villiers, to avoid extraction at a later age and create the appropriate space for permanent teeth.

This approach will benefit the patient’s overall facial profile and certain areas, such as lip support, jaw joint health, and appearance of the smile. Last, but no less important, extractions will not be necessary.

The practice uses simple braces to expand and develop the arches at any age from 3 to 65. The dentist will use fixed or invisible braces to move and straighten the teeth within the arch to align them. Alternatively, the dentist will use Myobraces, which are removable appliances that are worn one or two hours each day and overnight during sleep.

Through these approaches, Dr de Villiers is able to address and correct the causes of crooked teeth and not only their indications. He can also provide patients with advice and a treatment plan tailored to their specific needs.

[b]About Danny de Villiers Dentist[/b]

Danny de Villiers is recognised for providing a high level of dental care, using the latest in dentistry technology, and implementing a personalised holistic approach to the patient’s individual needs. The practice is headed by Dr Danny de Villiers, who has gained an excellent reputation as a general dentist and practitioner of functional orthodontics.

For more information about the practice, visit their website at http://www.dannythedentist.co.uk.