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Biting disorders
Blog of orthodontic specialist Sarolta Kovács
Symbiosis of the digital revolution and human expertise in modern orthodontics
Will AI solve everything? By the third decade of the 21st century, orthodontics had undergone a transformation that the literature rightly calls the „digital revolution”. This
2026.02.23.
Maintaining the results of orthodontic treatment over the long term.
Issues of long-term stability Patients often breathe a sigh of relief at the end of orthodontic treatment, but one of the most difficult stages from a professional point of view - retention - is
2026.02.23.
Biting disorder as a civilisation-wide disease - Interview with Dr. Sarolta Kovács
Insidious Population Disease: why do bite disorders affect 65-70% children? While the prevalence of tooth decay is falling, another, less visible problem is exploding: bite disorders
2026.01.20.
Palate expander - TOP 5 things to know about Hyrax!
What is this strange device? The hyrax, or palate expander, as the name suggests, is a device for expanding the palate.
2021.05.31.
Collaboration with a speech therapist is essential - Test Paula Hauptman-Tőkés Antónia
There are huge forces and counter-forces at work in our mouths. If we take care to balance these forces harmoniously, (our tongue puts the right load on our teeth from the inside and our facial muscles provide support from the outside)
2021.04.13.
What does it mean that someone does not swallow well? - Tongue thrust swallowing is a serious problem
Swallowing consists of two phases: a voluntary oral one (chewing, chopping, moving the bite backwards), and a much faster, reflexive pharyngeal one (larynx rises, airways close, bite is moved backwards).
2021.04.13.
Crossbite - how can it be recognised?
Anything other than a regular bite is called a bite disorder. However, in order to determine this, we need to know what a regular bite is. We call it a normal bite,
2020.04.23.
Deep bite - What to know and how to treat it
Deep bite is one of the most common bite disorders. It is perhaps one of the most striking abnormalities that can be clearly seen even with the naked eye. Here's what you need to know
2020.04.13.
Open bite - what is it and how to treat it?
First, to clarify the concept, let's talk about regular bite and perfect teeth. A normal bite is when you bite with your mouth closed, in a relaxed position, with the upper
2020.04.07.
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