What are the dangers of straightening teeth? Can it be corrected at the age of 19?

If you go to a better hospital for correction, two years is about the same. A good hospital is not painful. It uses very little force, and it is slowly corrected.

However, if you straighten your teeth, mouth ulcers will generally occur, so you must brush your teeth after eating, and don't eat some sweets or stuck teeth.

If you feel pain, ask the doctor to use less force.

If you want to correct it, as soon as possible... The sooner the better. Although some people are in their 20s and are also going to be corrected. But after all, it's better to get it at a young age.

Many people still have a more traditional concept, is it not good to straighten their teeth and be beautiful and healthy? As long as it's good for you, do it!

It probably takes years, because it's easier for you to do this**. It's definitely not very comfortable, it will hurt a little for the first week, just eat soft food. Everything else is tolerable for the sake of beauty, I have had two orthodontic treatments, and I don't think there is any particular pain because my teeth are not very badly aligned.

The best age for general correction.

Male is about 14 years old.

Female around 13 years old.

The dental arch is not fully shaped at this time.

Orthodontics are fast.

The effect is obvious. Correction at the age of 19.

It's just a little slower (less serious than a year).

There will be no other effects.

The maximum 37-year-old we've corrected is not bad.

I suggest you check it out.

Dentistry. See what the doctor says.

There may be some complications after orthodontic treatment.

Under normal circumstances, through the correction of teeth, the teeth are aligned neatly and beautifully, the occlusal relationship between the teeth is normal, it is more convenient to chew food, and through orthodontics, the appearance of the whole person has been improved, and the person has become beautiful, so many people will improve their teeth and face through orthodontics.

However, after orthodontics, there may also be some complications or sequelae, such as joint problems after orthodontics, pain in the pre-auricular joints, or limited mouth opening; It is also possible that orthodontics** have reappeared after a few years**, and the tooth arrangement is crowded again, or it is uneven, and orthodontics needs to be done again**.

It is recommended to go to the orthodontic department of a large hospital for formal orthodontics**, and the probability of possible problems will be greatly reduced.

The best time to straighten teeth is around the age of 12, and it is a little late at the age of 18, but it does not have much impact. For the gap between the teeth, it is very useful to tighten the gap with orthodontics. Generally, braces are fixed to the teeth and cannot be removed, so you will have to get used to it for a while at first.

As for how long it takes, the doctor will tell you when he has seen it, and inform you when you have to tighten it, straightening your teeth is a very slow process, you can only take it slowly, every time you go to the hospital to tighten it, there is no shortcut. You should spend more time at your age than someone younger at your age.

Don't go. There are too many sequelae. For example, ** is unavoidable. Unless you wear a retainer for the rest of your life. I'm sure you don't want to do that.

I'm correcting, it's totally fine, it's just that the first two days of afterburner are uncomfortable, and the rest is normal.

In fact, teeth should be well protected, otherwise it will cost a lot of money to deal with them.

There will be no sequelae of orthodontics, in fact, about 50% of orthodontic patients need tooth extraction. There will be a slight loosening of the teeth during the movement of the teeth during the orthodontic treatment, but after a period of maintenance after the orthodontic treatment, the alveolar bone around the teeth will be reconstructed, and the teeth will become as stable as before, so there is no need to worry about losing teeth if you don't get old.

(However, I am worried that my teeth will loosen or even fall out as I age.) There is no need to worry about this, as long as the doctor operates according to the standard and does not use vigorous correction, orthodontic correction will not have much impact on the stability of the teeth.

In addition, the oral hygiene requirements are particularly strict during the orthodontic period, and I am afraid that the caries will become serious during this period. In addition, some of my classmates had yellow teeth after orthodontic treatment, and even some holes in the junction between the front teeth and gums. ）

In the orthodontic process, oral hygiene is particularly emphasized, and the problems encountered by your classmates are largely related to oral hygiene. This problem can be avoided as long as you brush your teeth carefully, use anti-caries toothpaste, etc. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, orthodontics is also beneficial in terms of caries prevention, occlusal function, and facial shape.

Judging from the film, the eruption and growth of the 8th tooth will aggravate the crowding of your front teeth, which means that if you don't do it, it will be more crowded than it is now.

Hehe, there are so many caries at such a young age! Praise your dentist for doing a great job with the root canal.