From the shape of your teeth to the ridges of your gums, your mouth is unique. And that includes the width of your upper jaw. However, when it’s too narrow, it can cause issues with bite, breathing, chewing, and more.
Palate expanders are the default treatment for narrow upper jaws, but they aren’t the only option. And in some cases, they aren’t the best approach. Below, we’ll look at five palate expander alternatives you and your orthodontist might want to consider.