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Thumb sucking is a natural comfort habit in babies and toddlers. When it carries on as the teeth develop, though, the steady pressure can nudge teeth and the growing jaw out of position. Parents in Ambawadi sometimes notice the front teeth tipping forward or a gap forming where the thumb usually rests.
Understanding how the habit affects the mouth helps families act at the right time. At Kkeswani Dental & Polyclinic, orthodontist Dr. Tanisha Kkeswani checks how the teeth and jaws are developing and explains whether correction is needed.
Teeth respond to gentle, repeated force. A thumb held against the upper front teeth pushes them outward, while the lower teeth may be pressed back. Over months and years this can change how the upper and lower teeth meet. The effect depends on how often and how long the habit continues, so every child is different.
A consultation is a sensible first step if the habit continues as permanent teeth appear. Dr. Tanisha looks at the teeth, the bite and the jaw, and records measurements, X-rays and photographs when needed. Treatment is commonly started around the age of 12, but some children benefit from an earlier check or start. Where correction is needed, the plan may involve fixed or removable appliances. You can also read about our consultation for children.
When you visit, mention how long the habit has lasted and how often it happens, since this gives the orthodontist useful background. Bring the child's earlier dental records if you have them. The aim of the visit is to understand how the teeth are developing, not to rush into treatment. A calm first visit also helps a young child feel at ease in the dental chair.
Our clinic is at 402, B Square 2, near Double Tree by Hilton, Iskcon–Ambli Road, Ahmedabad 380054. From Ambawadi, head west along the 132 Feet Ring Road towards Satellite and Iskcon Cross Roads. The clinic is on Ambli Road, a short distance from the crossroads. The drive is about 7 km and usually takes 15–20 minutes. Book your appointment or call +91-990-964-4344.
Meet the academic achiever of Manipal University, Dr. Tanisha Kkeswani. Her prowess is in fixing facial aesthetics, working with the advance braces system and has been successfully spreading smiles for 10 years.
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