What age is buck orthodontics suitable for, and the best age for orthodontics

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.

Traditional orthodontic appliances are made by bonding small pieces of iron called brackets to the teeth and tying the orthodontic wires to make the teeth move. However, due to the fact that there are many orthodontic devices on the teeth, it gives people the feeling of "iron mouth and steel teeth". At the same time, if the oral hygiene is not maintained well, it may cause oral damage such as gum inflammation and tooth demineralization and discoloration.

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1. The best age for children to straighten teeth varies from case to case, if it is an ordinary dental deformity, such as buck teeth, rabbit teeth, crooked teeth, etc., it is generally excavated at the age of 11-15 years old, which is called the "** period" of tooth spring orthodontics; If it is a situation where the upper and lower teeth bite together, and the lower front teeth bite on the outside of the upper front teeth, it needs to be corrected earlier, generally at the age of 4-5 years is the best age.

2. If adults are corrected, they need to be corrected according to the periodontal situation, and if the periodontal is generally healthy, they can be corrected. Due to the particularity of orthodontics, it is based on the actual situation of your oral cavity and teeth to develop a suitable orthodontic program to ensure a good orthodontic effect and long-term stability in the later stage, so the orthodontic program design is inseparable from the clinical experience and technical support of orthodontic experts.

There are many caveats to correction. First of all, we should pay attention to oral hygiene, because after wearing braces, food debris is easy to remain in the crevices, if it is not cleaned for a long time, a large number of bacteria will multiply in the mouth, leading to the occurrence of oral diseases. Second, regular follow-up appointments are required.

Correction is a time-consuming process, ranging from one or two years to three or four years. During this process, the dentist will constantly adjust the orthodontic plan and check the patient for other oral diseases, as soon as possible**. Therefore, patients need regular follow-up visits.

The correction of buck teeth has a certain relationship with age, and each tooth age has its own indication for orthodontic treatment. Buck teeth, a common dental deformity, are generally not treated during the replacement period. Because the teeth are being replaced and the jaw is developing, the severity of the crowding is still uncertain, and it is difficult to determine whether the tooth should be extracted and corrected.

Therefore, buckteeth generally have to wait until all the baby teeth have been replaced.

The best age is between 12 and 18 years old, because this is the time when the jaw is developing just after the tooth replacement, and the correction is easy to form.

Straightening buckteeth is best done at an early age. It is recommended that you can correct it when you are in elementary school, and the more you go to the back, the more difficult it is to get it.

Correction is usually best at the age of 12 to 14, which is the rapid period of facial development, and the difficulty of correction will be relatively small.

Buckteeth can be straightened at any time, but it is best when you are around 12 years old, because at this time, the teeth are not fully grown, and the difficulty of correcting them is the easiest!

At what age is orthodontic orthodontics most appropriate? It's not too late to know.

The correction of occlusion has a certain relationship with age, and each age has its own indication for correction, that is to say, different malocclusion deformities should be corrected at different ages.

Crowded dentition is a common malocclusion deformity that is generally not treated during the replacement period. Because the teeth are being replaced and the jaw is developing, it is not possible to determine the severity of the crowding, and it is difficult to determine whether the tooth should be extracted and corrected. Even if orthodontic extraction is due, the tooth to be extracted may not have erupted yet, so crowded dentition usually does not begin until all the baby teeth have been replaced.

In addition, some malocclusions, such as anterior cross-occlusions, should be corrected as soon as possible so as not to affect the normal development of the jaw. In the early stage of bony malocclusion, some orthodontic measures should also be taken to control the growth of the jaw bone in the replacement stage or even in the deciduous tooth stage. For some severe bony malocclusions with obvious genetic predisposition, it can be treated with orthodontic methods and surgery after the jaw bone has matured to achieve more satisfactory and stable results.

In short, the best period for orthodontic treatment is different for different malocclusions, so it is best for patients with occlusal deformities to see an orthodontist first to determine the type of malocclusion and determine the best period for orthodontic treatment.

Hello! At the age of 18, due to the basic completion of growth and development, the corrective effect is not as good as that in childhood and adolescence. The age of correction for malocclusion in children is 12 to 14 years old for boys and 11 to 13 years old for girls, but there are individual differences in the growth and development of each child, and it cannot be generalized.

Correction is carried out at the peak of growth and development, and the course of treatment is short and the effect is good.

If there is a mild malalignment of teeth during the replacement period (7-12 years), it is recommended not to rush to correct it. Because of the rapid development and great changes in bone development during this period, the general misalignment and malocclusion may be improved, but they may also be aggravated. However, there are several situations that should be corrected:

Anterior teeth crossbiting, misalignment caused by extra teeth, severe misalignment of individual teeth, affecting development and function, abnormal relationship between upper and lower dental arches, etc.

Dental diseases that require immediate correction in the primary teeth stage of children (3 to 7 years old) are: anterior crossbite, mandibular protrusion, posterior crossbite and all bad oral habits that hinder the normal development and normal function of the maxillofacial area.

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Look at the specific development of the child. Not everyone agrees, go to the children's hospital to confirm with the doctor, and then go to the corrective hospital, don't go directly to the orthopedic hospital.

Hello! Generally speaking, correction is best for girls aged 10-12 and boys at the age of 11-13. However, children's orthodontics still need to be corrected according to the different conditions, and the best time for teeth is also different.

With the continuous development of dental technology, patients who have come to the best correction time can also be corrected. In the specific case, the doctor will choose the orthodontic method according to the condition of the teeth. I hope my answer will help you!

Once all the permanent teeth have erupted, it is OK.

The best time to do this is between the ages of 10 and 16.

Meiga+ experts say: There are individual differences in everyone's growth and development, and they cannot be generalized. Correction is carried out at the peak of growth and development, and the course of treatment is short and the effect is good.

In general, the correction period is about one year, and if you are older, you can wear the aligners for a longer time. You can go to the hospital to consult a doctor, everyone's dental condition is different.

There is no age limit for orthodontics, and both adults and children can have them done. Generally speaking, 12-16 years old is the best time for orthodontics, orthodontics can be used, the older you are, the longer it will take to get orthodontics.

The best age for orthodontics is 9-13 years old. Because during this period, the human facial development is still in the rapid growth and development period, and orthodontics is to use the potential of facial growth and development to ensure that the efficiency of tooth movement and alveolar bone reconstruction reaches the best state, so as to achieve perfect correction results. Hope it helps.

According to the development of the child's teeth and jaws, it is generally recommended that the child start to see an orthodontist at the age of 5 or 6 (must be born in a professional class), and the orthodontist will deal with it according to the specific situation

5 6-year-old children, if there is abnormal jaw development, bad habits, and early permanent teeth crowding, can be corrected by functional braces, just wear at night can use the potential of the child's own growth and development to correct, through the functional braces most of the cases of crooked teeth can be well solved without tooth extraction;

8. 10-year-old children can solve some difficult problems by using functional braces or fixed conventional braces to use the child's final growth and development potential without tooth extraction;

Routine correction is done over 10 years old**, and most cases can only be solved by tooth extraction, and the opportunity for non-tooth extraction correction is lost.