The length of time it takes to correct a crossbite depends on several factors: the severity of the malocclusion, the patient's age, and the type of treatment chosen. In mild cases, with clear aligners or braces, an improvement can be seen in a few months, usually between 4 and 8 months. In more complex cases, longer treatment may be necessary, even up to 12-18 months, and in some adults, a combination with orthodontic surgery may be required.

Yes! For mild cases of crossbite, Invisalign® is an ideal solution. They're almost invisible, so you barely notice you're wearing them, and they don't interfere with your daily routine. Impress treatment is much more affordable than traditional fixed braces, and our hybrid treatment duration is efficient and convenient. In many cases, the first results are noticeable in just a few months. This way, you can correct your smile discreetly, quickly, and effectively.

As a crossbite can prevent the correct oral seal, your speech may be affected, leading to a lisp or difficulty producing certain sounds, resulting in mispronunciation.

Since muscles and joints are pushed into misaligned positions and strain, it is a very real possibility to experience jaw pain from a crossbite.

It's quite common for a crossbite to cause asymmetry in the face due to the impact of the misalignment of the jawbone, shifting to one side more than the other. This results in a muscular imbalance, typically visible to varying degrees.