When is it better to straighten my teeth?

At present, the consensus is that for patients with dental and functional crossbite, as long as they can cooperate, they can be carried out at the age of 4 years. However, for crossbite with significant skeletal abnormalities, it is best to wait until the end of rapid growth and development (16-19 years of age). There is still debate about when to correct the traditional protrusion of the upper jaw.

Hello, it is generally recommended to wait for the child to change his teeth, in the orthodontics, usually girls 10-12 years old orthodontics, boys 11-13 years old, this time the baby teeth have just been replaced, it is also the ideal time for correction.

However, for patients with skeletal deformities, especially serious malocclusion such as "Dou Tooth" (Di Bao Tian), which affects the child's facial development, it is recommended that correction should be carried out during the tooth replacement period, and the correction can be started as early as 3 and a half years old.

Hello, there are three periods of orthodontic treatment1During the period between the age of 3 and 6 years, if there is a misalignment of teeth such as opening and closing or ground wrapping, orthodontics can be done, and the time is generally 6 months. 2.

In the period of tooth replacement, especially after the age of 7, children are prone to tooth malocclusion during the tooth replacement period, the arrangement of teeth is the most unstable and the positioning of alveolar bone is not fixed, so it is also a good period for orthodontics. 3.When the child is 12 to 18 years old, the child has basically finished replacing the baby teeth during this period, and it is also the safest period for orthodontics.

Therefore, depending on your child's age or visit the dentist to have your child's teeth look at before making a decision.

1. Deciduous tooth stage: 3-5 years old patients with deciduous tooth stage counterocclusion (commonly known as ground baotian).

2. Replacement period: 7-10 years old anti-union (ground wrapping day), bone abnormalities caused by bad habits (pay close attention to the child's bad habits such as biting the pen, biting the fingers, biting the lower lip, mouth breathing), and this period also needs to be vigilant whether the child has extra teeth, impacted teeth (some teeth have not erupted). Therefore, it is best to bring your child to the hospital to see an orthodontist during this period.

3. Permanent teeth: 12 years old - a lifetime is so long, one day you love beauty, you want to become beautiful, you can find an orthodontist at any time**, there is no upper limit to beauty, and there is no ...... years of correction

Correction can be done as long as the periodontal condition allows. The best correction** time is 12-15 years old for boys and 11-14 years old for girls. Orthognathic surgery is performed until the male is 20 years old.

Women are only about 18 years old, when growth and development have completely stopped growing**.

The American Academy of Orthodontics recommends 7 years old. (3-5 years old is recommended).

What we usually call crooked teeth, ground covering, buckteeth, etc., are all called "malocclusion" in medicine. It is a variation that occurs during the development of our oral and maxillofacial region.

For Angle III malocclusion, which is commonly known as "overbite" and "crossbite", the best correction time is between the child's 3 and 5 years of age. If the 3-5 years old period is missed, the correction effect will be greatly reduced. If you delay until the age of 12 and replace your teeth, it is often a bony malocclusion, which can only be corrected by complex maxillofacial surgery and reconstruction of bone and soft tissues.

For other malocclusions, such as crooked teeth, deep bite, protruding mouth, buckteeth, etc., the American Academy of Orthodontics recommends that children begin their first malocclusion examination at the age of 7 (the period when the front teeth are replaced) and if necessary, with early correction. Early correction can achieve better results for common malocclusion, crooked teeth, etc. For difficult bony cases, reduce the difficulty of difficult cases and create conditions for correction after tooth replacement at the age of 12.

For non-bony cases, correction can be done after the age of 12 years. Generally good results at the age of 12-15 years.

Orthodontics are determined according to the chosen method, if you wear braces, the younger the better, but if you must be accompanied by a parent, children do not need to wear braces for many years. If it's porcelain teeth or something else, it's a little older.

Orthodontics can improve the condition of the earth and make corresponding adjustments to the face, so that our appearance can be improved to the next level. Some patients want to have correction but have a lot of concerns, mainly about age. I don't think it will have much effect if I do it again after adulthood, after all, the bones are already formed.

However, orthodontics actually relies on the movement of the alveolar bone, which can be reconstructed and moved throughout the life. Therefore, orthodontics is not age-controlled.