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Anonymous users2024-02-06Before correction, take the model, take photos for records, and carry out correction design.
If a tooth is needed, the tooth is extracted first.
Then divide the teeth, wear brackets, belt rings, and upper archwires.
If the bracket does not fall off, the bracket will be revisited once every month until the correction is completed.
Brush your teeth well during this period and carefully after every meal.
Wear the retainer for 2-3 years after the correction is completed.
It's just a rough experience, and if you don't understand something, ask again.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Orthodontics includes a wide range of treatments, usually refers to the process of repairing irregular tooth alignment, abnormal tooth shape, and abnormal tooth color through oral technical means.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The orthodontic process is: 1. Formulate a first-class plan, and recommend that patients go to the dental department of a regular hospital or the orthodontic department of a large hospital for treatment, and the doctor will conduct a detailed clinical examination to see the arrangement of the teeth and the occlusal relationship. Then, the whole mouth curved tomography and lateral cranial radiograph are taken, and some cephalometry is required to confirm the type of dentofacial deformity that the patient has and the cause of the deformity.
2. Wear braces, that is, put brackets on the tooth surface to allow the patient to adapt. 3. After the patient adapts, the teeth should be strengthened, and the teeth should be moved in a certain direction through a certain arch wire to achieve the purpose of orthodontics. In this way, once a month, the process of orthodontic treatment can be completed by slowly strengthening the teeth.
Fourth, after completing the purpose of correction, it is necessary to remove the appliance and then wear the retainer, and keep it for 1-2 years to stabilize the effect of retention.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Orthodontic steps:
1. The first visit to the orthodontic department for the first time is to be treated. According to the patient's wishes and the deformity, the doctor preliminarily estimates the general plan of orthodontics, and tells the orthodontic patient the approximate method, time, cost and precautions. If the orthodontic patient is interested in orthodontic treatment, the doctor will arrange for the patient to take photographs, x-rays, and impressions.
The doctor measures and analyzes these images, X-rays**, and dental models, and then decides on a plan based on the results of the analysis of these data.
2. The doctor communicates with the orthodontist in detail, asks for the consent of the orthodontist and signs the "informed consent", many orthodontists need to extract teeth before wearing the orthodontics, and some need to fill and clean the teeth.
3. When the dentition deformity is corrected and the doctor believes that the requirements have been met from a professional point of view, the original appliance will be removed, and then the patient needs to wear a retainer to prevent the tooth from displaced. It usually takes more than a year to keep it up, and it takes about three months to have a follow-up visit.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Steps to straighten teethExperts from the Dental Diagnosis and Treatment Center of Guangzhou Organs said that the first step of orthodontics: the initial diagnosis and preliminary examination of whether orthodontics is needed**. Step 2: Orthodontics. Correction Step 3: Hold. Prevent **** and consolidate orthodontic results.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01First of all, I went to the hospital to take a long plane music exhibition to see the condition of the teeth. 2.Bite type.
3.Split tooth springs. Easy to wear with loops.
4.Wear off the groove with loops. Square wire.
Tie the tie wire. 5.If the bracket does not fall off (try not to drop it to ensure the correction effect), return to the clinic every month.
6.Doctor's Advice (Precautions).7.
After the correction is completed, remove the aligners, bite and touch, and do the retainer (movable).8.With a retainer, try to bring it with you.
Otherwise, the teeth are distorted. Take it down and brush it after eating. Keep it clean.
Hold on, hehe
Generally, it takes two years to straighten a tooth, but not everyone needs two years. It is difficult to have an accurate time positioning in medicine, because the patient's dental problems are different, so the time required for orthodontic teeth can be as short as more than a year, and even three to four years for the longest.
In your case, I still recommend that you go to the school to do it again, because your age is the ** age of orthodontics, as for the charge for going there to continue orthodontics, it is generally determined according to the charging regulations of each hospital. And you didn't have braces, maybe you went to the school to charge the full fee. You can go there to consult the detailed fee standard, but remember not to miss the best correction age.
1. Do not eat bone and hard-shell food, and in addition to obeying the doctor's instructions, you should also take care of the aligners on your teeth carefully during orthodontic treatment. Prevent eating large pieces of food, such as cutting apples into small pieces to eat, and prevent the attachment of the aligner from loosening due to improper diet, so that the whole process of orthodontic treatment can be completed smoothly. Avoid eating foods with a hard texture, such as: >>>More
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Hello! Because the rate of tooth replacement varies from person to person, the best time to straighten a tooth varies from person to person, and the second molar (which is counted backwards from the middle of the front tooth to the seventh tooth) erupts before straightening the tooth, usually between the ages of 11 and 13. In addition, if there is a crossbite or excessive overbite and deep coverage, it needs to be corrected in advance so as not to affect the development of facial shape.