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A Case Where Asymmetry and the Temporomandibular Joint Improved After Orthodontic Treatment

Gangnam Smile View Dental Clinic · 연세대출신 14년경력 김한결 대표원장 - 스마일뷰치과 · February 27, 2026

Hello, this is Director Kim Hangeol of Smile View Dental Clinic. The weather has become much warmer now, so everyone seems to be moving around with lighter clothing and lighter ste...

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Clinic: Gangnam Smile View Dental Clinic

Original post date: February 27, 2026

Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 3:49 AM

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A Case Where Asymmetry and the Temporomandibular Joint Improved After Orthodontic Treatment image 1

Hello, this is Director Kim Hangeol of Smile View Dental Clinic.

The weather has become much warmer now, so everyone seems to be moving around with lighter clothing and lighter steps.

Today, after quite some time, I’m sharing an orthodontic patient case related to the temporomandibular joint.

This patient had a history of treatment because the right temporomandibular joint felt uncomfortable, and underwent orthodontic treatment to expand teeth that had been pushed inward. In cases like this, asymmetry in the teeth can cause discomfort in the temporomandibular joint and even make the face appear crooked. But looking at it the other way around, orthodontic treatment can straighten the teeth, align the temporomandibular joint into the correct position, and even improve asymmetry. Compared with the before photo on the left, you can see that the right side shows a much more stable position.

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