An assessment may help when
- Crowding or spacing affects tooth position
- The bite makes cleaning or function difficult
- Teeth need positioning before restorative care
- Growth or eruption needs professional assessment
Teeth alignment and bite assessment in West Delhi
An orthodontist diagnoses and manages tooth position, jaw relationships and developing bites using appliances such as braces or clear aligners.
At Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties, Dr. Eisha Kathuria assesses restorative and whole-mouth factors and coordinates orthodontic planning when specialist input is appropriate. The page does not present Dr. Eisha as an orthodontist.
Same-day consultations may be available; call to confirm. Monday–Saturday, 9:30 am–8:00 pm.

01 · Quick answer
An orthodontic assessment considers crowding, spacing, protrusion, crossbite, overbite and jaw relationships. Suitability for braces or aligners depends on oral health, movement required and the ability to maintain treatment.
In brief: diagnosis and suitability require individual examination.
02 · Overview
Orthodontic treatment applies controlled forces to move teeth through supporting bone. The plan considers facial and dental relationships, gum health, roots, available space and long-term stability.
Alignment can support appearance, cleaning and function, but treatment has limits. It cannot replace management of decay, active gum disease or missing-tooth foundations.
03 · Assessment
Symptoms and needs can overlap with other dental conditions. A focused assessment helps define the correct pathway.
Clinical note: this list supports discussion; it does not establish a diagnosis.
04 · Compare choices
Metal, ceramic, self-ligating and lingual braces use brackets and wires. Clear aligners use removable staged trays. The best fit depends on movement complexity, compliance, hygiene and treatment goals.
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Bring available records and questions so the diagnosis, alternatives, sequence and maintenance needs can be reviewed.
05 · Care pathways
The appropriate pathway follows the diagnosis, clinical complexity and condition of the supporting tissues.
Provide continuous control for many tooth movements.
Removable trays can suit selected cases with reliable wear.
Position teeth to support implants, bridges or cosmetic restoration.
06 · Consultation
Bring medicine details, relevant dental records and a clear account of symptoms or previous treatment.
Review symptoms, health and priorities.
Assess teeth, gums, bite and relevant tissues.
Use imaging or scans when clinically indicated.
Compare benefits, limits and alternatives.
Agree sequence and maintenance.
07 · Process
Review appearance, function and previous treatment.
Check alignment, jaws, gums and oral hygiene.
Use photographs, scans and imaging when indicated.
Discuss appliances, responsibilities, limits and retention.
08 · Aftercare
Follow the instructions provided for the specific diagnosis and procedure. Recovery and maintenance needs differ by patient.
Brush carefully around appliances and between teeth.
Follow appliance-specific food and wear instructions.
Attend adjustment or progress visits as advised.
Wear retainers according to the completed plan.
Contact the clinic promptly for worsening swelling, persistent bleeding, fever, spreading pain, altered sensation or a loose restoration. Seek urgent medical care for breathing or swallowing difficulty.
09 · Informed care
Benefits, limitations and alternatives depend on the diagnosis and chosen care.
10 · Planning
Healthy gums and controllable plaque are foundations for safe tooth movement. Imaging and periodontal review may be needed when bone support, roots or previous treatment raise concerns.
Retention is planned before active treatment finishes because teeth can move after braces or aligners.
11 · Clinical approach
Decay and gum inflammation are managed before movement.
The device follows the movements needed and likely cooperation.
Tooth position is coordinated with future restorations when relevant.
Long-term stability is addressed from the start.

12 · Your dentist
Dr. Eisha Kathuria is a prosthodontist, not an orthodontist. Her role is especially useful when tooth movement must coordinate with crowns, bridges, implants, tooth wear or an overall restorative plan.
13 · The clinic
The Tagore Garden clinic supports orthodontic assessment, oral-health preparation and coordinated dental care before, during and after tooth alignment.
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14 · Common questions
An orthodontist has additional training focused on tooth movement and jaw relationships. General and restorative dentists may identify needs and coordinate care.
No. Suitability depends on the movements required, oral health and reliable wear. Some cases are better managed with fixed appliances or combined approaches.
Yes, when teeth, gums and bone support allow it. Existing restorations and missing teeth must be included in planning.
Duration varies with complexity, biology, appliance choice, cooperation and missed visits. An examination is needed for an individual estimate.
Teeth can move throughout life. Retainers and periodic review help maintain the corrected position.
Active gum disease generally needs control before tooth movement. Stable periodontal support is important for safety.
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Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties
AC- 53, Tagore Garden, Block AC, Tagore Garden, Tagore Garden Extension, New Delhi, Delhi, 110027Next step
Arrange an assessment to clarify the diagnosis, compare suitable pathways and plan maintainable care.
Medically reviewed by: Dr. Eisha Kathuria, BDS, MDS, Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
Updated: 12 October 2026
General information does not replace examination, diagnosis or personalised dental advice. Suitability, sequence, recovery and risk vary by patient.
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