Will the loss of the front teeth grow? I m a handsome guy at 17!

17 years old is no longer going to be, unless you suddenly have a physiological change.

If it's just missing, you can make a porcelain tooth, which is only more than 1,000 if you do a little bit, and only a few hundred yuan if you are almost a few hundred pieces, if it is not as strong as the original tooth. (but still sturdy).

If you think you're losing a baby tooth, it's going to grow. But you can't think it's baby teeth. Because your age is here. Go get a denture. Make a better one to eat, it's fragrant...

Is it the front teeth that have been lost, and if the front teeth have been lost, you will have a broken image!?

It's dropped a few times, if it's very promising, but I sympathize with you, because you're going to be ugly, and so am I.

My friend also knocked out his front tooth when he was 16 years old, and then he installed a fake one, which was good.

It's just that later it always dropped = =!

Seventeen years old!

It's not going to be long!! I recommend that you go for a filling

No, it's not handsome, it's decrepit, 17-year-old decrepit. It's hard to find these days.

It's not going to grow anymore, people only have two stages of tooth replacement, one is about 7 years old, and the other is about 70 years old.

Mitsui was also knocked out of his front teeth at the age of 17 and later wore dentures. I guess it didn't grow, hehe, let's ask the doctor.

If it has already been dropped, it generally won't

If you lose your front teeth, you won't have any more obstacles!

That's it, I can't grow back on my own, handsome comrade.

If you put on a denture, it will grow back.

It shouldn't be long.

But there are also elderly people who have new teeth.

Look at the fate of the eight. Do more good deeds.

That way, you're more handsome, aren't you?

Generally speaking, the front teeth are lost only once in a lifetime, about 5 years old.

Let's go to the doctor.

Don't worry at home that there is none.

You can go to a regular dental or ENT hospital for a check-up. If it will definitely fall out, then the dentist will help you remove the reprosthesis or filling. If you can say that you don't need to make up, that's the best.

Of course, there may be something you need to do to protect the loose tooth.

Hello!!!

According to your description, it is a traumatic injury that caused the front teeth to loosen!! Your handling is not proper!!

Handling suggestions:1Go to a regular dental hospital clinic for "loose tooth fixation".

2.Eat without front teeth!!

3.Observe if the pulp lesion does not occur for more than 3 months!!

4.If there is a pulp lesion, a root canal is required**!!

Colorful Guizhou, beautiful Anshun, Xinyuan Oral Dr. Xie.

I don't know if the location of this tooth you are talking about, whether it is a permanent tooth.

It's hard to say, my neighbor's 60-year-old teeth have all fallen out, and as a result, a new tooth has grown. Believe in yourself and take a boost of calcium. It doesn't matter if you don't have a tooth.

Hello!!! No matter what causes the loss of the front teeth, what you should consider at this time is to go to the doctor as soon as possible to repair the missing front teeth, the alveolar bone of the incisors is generally easier to absorb and the bone mass is not good, it is recommended to give up the implant restoration, or do a regular porcelain crown restoration.

You can go to inlay porcelain teeth, the effect is good.

No, I can only make up one.

Don't move, protect it, it won't go up again!!A broken front tooth can be a lifetime loss.

No, it is recommended that you go for one.

If you change it, it won't be long!! If you haven't changed it, it will grow!

The growth of human teeth has a certain relationship with bone and is a crude indicator of bone maturation. The development of teeth is completed through three stages: growth stage, calcification stage and eruption stage.

A person has two sets of teeth, one called baby teeth and the other set of permanent teeth. Baby teeth are 20 teeth that are used in childhood. Babies are born toothless and have only dental spores.

Dental spores, although ossified, are covered under the gums. The eruption time of baby teeth is generally about 6 months, but children vary greatly, the earliest starts to erupt at 4 months, and the late ones can not erupt until 10 to 12 months. A full set of baby teeth can be produced at the age of 2 and a half.

The teething sequence is that the upper and lower incisors come out first, followed by the canines and molars.

Since about 6 years old. The child begins to change his teeth. After a full set of baby teeth, the first permanent tooth (first molar) erupts, i.e. 24 teeth appear.

The primary teeth are then replaced one by one, in a basic order from front to back. Second molars at the age of 12 and third molars at the age of 18 are often called wisdom teeth, but there are people who never have them.

During the growth of teeth, the eruption and loss of baby teeth, as well as the eruption of permanent teeth, are all in a certain time and sequence, and there are problems too early and too late.

As long as you go to the hospital to take a small dental X-ray, 10 yuan, you can know if you still have teeth.

Well, logically speaking, it should be that 2 has already had a tooth replaced, and it is a permanent tooth that has been lost, right? You see if there is a root, if there is basically no root, or the tooth is very small, then the baby tooth will grow back, if not, then go to the hospital to see it.

It will be longer, as long as the age is not too high.

Hello: There is generally no age limit for fillings, of course, they can be filled, but the repair and retention of the front teeth is not very good, and the things that are filled are easy to fall off. It is recommended that you do crown restoration**, which is to make a braces to cover the remaining part of the tooth, which not only ensures chewing, but also looks good.

There are porcelain crowns and all-porcelain crowns, both of which require teeth grinding, and all-porcelain is slightly more expensive than porcelain, but the aesthetic effect is better than porcelain.

It has nothing to do with age, I don't know why your hospital says you have to be eighteen years old, maybe there are some reasons, didn't you ask why? It's weird, you should always give a reason that you can't make it up, and since the doctors say it's 18-year-old, you have to give a reason

Hello, you have a permanent tooth, which means that it will not be replaced, so you must ask the dentist to fill it for you in time.

It will affect the aesthetics.

Go to the dental clinic to make it up, or get a new one.

Some jobs require a face. Half of the missing piece can be replaced.