How are buckteeth made?

Bucktooth is a common name for maxillary protruding deformity or bimaxillary protruding deformity, which is a common dentofacial deformity, which refers to the sagittal protruding deformity of the jaw and teeth caused by congenital genetic factors or acquired environmental factors during the growth and development of children, usually without severe functional impairment.

Patients often show a convex lateral appearance, open lips and teeth (the lips cannot be completely closed in a natural state), excessive exposure of the gums when smiling, often accompanied by chin recession, lip tilt of the upper and lower front teeth in the mouth, crowding and unevenness, deep occlusion and deep coverage of the front teeth, etc., which affects the appearance.

Oral diseases, genetic factors, and other physical diseases can all lead to the formation of buckteeth.

Minor buckteeth can be extracted by extracting individual teeth and then closing them with orthodontic methods.

The gap allows the teeth to be slowly aligned, so as to drive the overall movement of the alveolar bone to improve. Due to the abnormal development of the jaw bone, orthodontics alone cannot play a real corrective role, and it must be assisted with orthodontic-orthognathic combination** to make it better. Through the combination**, it can effectively improve the severe convex type of patients.

However, it should be noted that the age of surgery should not be too early, and it should be carried out after the jaw development is basically completed (generally 18 years old) to prevent **.

Buckteeth can be improved to a certain extent after correction, but the effect is related to many factors, including patient compliance, the formulation of orthodontic plans, and the age of patients.

Patients need to pay attention to changing bad habits and cooperate with doctors for correction.

The causes of buckteeth are:

First, buckteeth are mostly believed to be related to genetic and congenital factors, but they are not dominant in childhood, and begin to manifest in adolescence, gradually obvious with growth and development, basically stable in adulthood, and often more significant due to soft tissue and atrophy protrusion after middle age.

2. Improper feeding of infants and young children can also affect the development of teeth and lead to deformities. Such patients are often encountered in the people who come to Yahua** buckteeth, and the number is increasing every year. Some parents feed their children while they are lying down.

Milk, the bottle is too high, the child must stretch out the jaw to drink milk, over time it is easy to form a "ground wrapper". If the child sleeps with a bottle in his mouth, it is more likely to cause "the sky".

3. Some bad living habits will cause deformities in children's teeth and jaws. For example, he often sticks out his tongue, sucks his fingers, licks his teeth, bites his pencils, bites the corners of his clothes, and bites his lips.

Unilateral chewing, long-term mouth breathing, etc. Parents should encourage their children not to be picky eaters, not picky eaters, eat less snacks, and eat more grains, vegetables, fruits, and nuts.

Foods that are good for the teeth can be chewed enough to promote the development of the jaw and make the teeth straighter and easier to clean.

Fourth, the local obstacle in the replacement period, the growth of buckteeth. If there is congenital loss of lower anterior teeth or premature loss of mandibular deciduous molars due to various reasons, the anterior segment of the mandibular arch can be smaller, and the upper jaw can be significantly longer and protruding; Buckteeth can also be caused by the abnormal growth of maxillary teeth and the eruption sequence of permanent molars during the replacement period.

How do buckteeth form? There are three reasons for the formation of buckteeth:

1. Changes in food structure. In the process of human evolution, from primitive humans living in forests to modern humans living in modern cities, food has changed from raw to cooked, from coarse to fine, from hard to soft, and the function of chewing organs has been weakened day by day, resulting in the genetic traits of gradual degradation of chewing organs. The contradiction between the deterioration of masticatory function and the maxillofacial morphology is very related to the occurrence of malocclusion.

2. Imbalance and degeneration of masticatory organs. In the process of human evolution, the degeneration and reduction of masticatory organs show an imbalance, that is, muscles come first, the jaw is second, and teeth are second, so the jaw cannot accommodate all the teeth, resulting in an imbalance in tooth and bone mass. Age crowding deformity is present.

In the course of human evolution for tens of thousands of years, through heredity and mutation, the genetic trait of masticatory organ degradation is gradually formed, which is the historical background of the evolution of modern human malocclusion.

3. Changes in the living environment. In order to adapt to the anterior and posterior balance of the head, the jaw gradually degenerated and shrunk, and the skull gradually expanded due to the increase of brain volume, and evolved into the craniofacial shape of modern humans with the evolution of human beings.

The appearance of buck teeth seriously affects people's appearance, and many buck teeth patients dare not communicate with others, which seriously affects people's self-confidence. With the development of modern medical cosmetology, buck teeth can be corrected, and the correction of buck teeth should be corrected according to the specific reasons for the formation of buck teeth, and the more common corrections include Invisalign, self-ligating correction, etc.

The causes of buckteeth can be divided into congenital and acquired, or they may be caused by a combination of the two factors. Congenital factors are mainly genetic, and if the parents have buckteeth, the chance of the child will be significantly increased. Acquired oral diseases can also induce the appearance of buckteeth, such as premature loss of some teeth in the mouth or the appearance of extra teeth, resulting in abnormal position of the dental arch.

If the patient has bony buckteeth, the face can be improved through maxillofacial orthodontic surgery, and orthodontics can also be done to modify the occlusion of the teeth. It is recommended to choose a regular hospital for operation.

The causes of buckteeth are mainly divided into congenital and acquired factors, specifically the following aspects:

1.Influenced by genetic factors, it has a tendency to cluster in families. If one parent is a bucktooth patient, the child may also have buckteeth.

2.Some bad habits can also affect the development of teeth. For example, sucking on hard objects such as fingers and biting the barrel of a pen during the tooth replacement period can lead to deformities such as protruding upper teeth and opening occlusion. There is also the habit of sticking out the tongue frequently and biting the lower lip, which can also lead to dental deformities.

3.Due to the habit of breathing open for a long time, the facial bones are underdeveloped, including symptoms such as misaligned teeth and protruding upper incisors, resulting in a typical glandular facial, mainly caused by adenoid hypertrophy.

Buckteeth may be caused by genetic factors, such as mandibular dysplasia, maxillary sagittal hyperplasia, etc.; It may also be due to the abnormal position of the maxillary first permanent molar, resulting in the anterior displacement of the upper arch and the phenomenon of buckteeth; It may also be due to the increase in the number of teeth that enlarge the arch and the extra teeth on both sides of the tongue, causing bucktooth symptoms. In addition, buckteeth are prone to due to calcium deficiency and weak muscle and ligament tension. It is recommended that patients with buck teeth have orthodontics as soon as possible**, which can restore the physiological shape of the teeth and improve the aesthetics of the mouth.

Buckteeth are related to the following reasons: the first is genetic factors, and the second is the formation of bad habits, such as finger sucking.

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The causes of buckteeth are generally as follows: first, genetic factors, that is, if the parents of a patient have buckteeth, the child is more likely to have buckteeth; Second, some bad oral habits, such as biting fingers when I was a child or a small patient with rhinitis, and sleeping at night with the mouth open, is mouth breathing, these reasons are easy to cause buckteeth. In addition, there are some other reasons, such as the patient's preference for sticking out the tongue, which is also a habit that causes buckteeth.

However, buck teeth are generally manifested as open lips and teeth, and the lips cannot be closed in a natural state, and the gums are exposed too much when smiling. The upper and lower anterior teeth in the mouth are tilted, often accompanied by crowding and unevenness, and the anterior teeth are deeply occlusal and deeply covered. Buck teeth belong to a kind of irregular dentition, which affects the appearance and chewing function, and needs to go to the regular hospital stomatology department for orthodontics** to improve and alleviate symptoms.

It is necessary to go to the dental department of a regular hospital to take a positive and lateral skull radiograph to confirm the diagnosis, and pay attention to oral hygiene.

Protruding front incisors. You can go to Huiai Dental Check-up, and the doctor will provide you with a ** plan for free.

Hello! Problem analysis: buckteeth are manifested as open lips and teeth, the lips cannot be closed in a natural state, and the gums are exposed too much when smiling, and they can be covered by the lips.

**Guidance: The bucktooth parenchyma is a maxillary protrusion deformity or a bimaxillary protruding deformity, and the jujube is generally not accompanied by severe functional impairment. It is recommended that you choose a regular hospital for correction.