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Anonymous users2024-02-11Buckteeth are usually classified as mild, moderate, and severe. The correction time varies for different types of buckteeth. If you use simple traditional steel wire braces for correction, you can generally get better results in about 2 years.
However, for patients with bony malocclusion, it is usually necessary to intervene as soon as possible, so that better bony improvement can be obtained in the later stage, and early intervention time is generally 1-2 years. Early intervention is also required after the replacement has been completed. The total time for traditional wire braces may be extended to 2-3 years, or even 3-4 years.
No matter how long it takes to correct, it is to achieve better results. If the patient misses out on the opportunity for better bone improvement in childhood, surgical assistance is generally required in adulthood to achieve better correction results, which means greater trauma and longer correction time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hello, the current correction is generally about 1 to 2 years. There are individual differences, so the time is not the same. How long the correction time of buck teeth can not be generalized, it is determined by combining many factors, such as age, if the correction period of children is corrected, the cycle is relatively short, and adults because all aspects are developed and stereotyped, plasticity is weak, correction is slow, and the cycle is naturally long.
The second is to look at the difficulty of buck teeth correction, bone buck teeth are the most difficult, and dental buck teeth correction difficulty is relatively low. Therefore, for your situation, I still hope to go to a regular dental institution to determine the bucktooth condition first, so that the doctor can analyze and judge you according to the actual situation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The general estimated course of orthodontic treatment is about 2 years. Braces are based on the principle of attaching nails, i.e. braces, to the surface of the teeth, and then fastening steel wires to the nails, and applying force to the teeth to move and realign the teeth. According to the number of buck teeth correction time, the length of the correction time depends on many factors such as the degree of tooth derangement and the design.
Generally, the condition of the teeth is confirmed through an examination, and the doctor will formulate an orthodontic plan. Tooth extraction** takes longer than no tooth extraction**, complex malocclusion takes longer than simple malocclusion**, and skeletal deformity takes longer than simple dental deformity. Everyone's situation is different, and it is necessary to analyze the specific situation on a case-by-case basis, and the time should also be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It takes about 2 years for children and teenagers, and more than 3 years for adults, depending on the density of your bones. It was quite painful to eat at first, but I will slowly get used to it later. But you can't eat many hard things, and you can't do many biting actions.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Straightening buck teeth usually takes a lot of time, usually 1-2 years. And depending on the oral environment, the correction time is also different, and tooth extraction** takes longer than non-tooth extraction**. Minors are in the stage of growth and development, and jaw correction is relatively fast, generally taking one to two years, and adults are relatively slow due to complete development.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Correction is at least more than a year to three years, it depends on the situation! If you are young, the time will be short, but it will be longer for adults!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It takes about a year for orthodontic orthodontic treatment, which needs to be combined with clinical analysis.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The questions you ask will vary from person to person, and the correct approach should be found in the orthodontic department of the hospital.
Buckteeth are usually classified as mild, moderate, and severe. The correction time varies for different types of buckteeth. If you use simple traditional steel wire braces for correction, you can generally get better results in about 2 years. >>>More
Generally, it takes two years to straighten a tooth, but not everyone needs two years. It is difficult to have an accurate time positioning in medicine, because the patient's dental problems are different, so the time required for orthodontic teeth can be as short as more than a year, and even three to four years for the longest.
1: Pay attention to oral hygiene, brush your teeth three times a day, strictly speaking, you have to brush your teeth every time you eat, because if you don't brush your teeth, it is easy to cause gingivitis, and if it is serious, it will aggravate the looseness of your teeth, which is not conducive to the health of your teeth. >>>More
In the case of myopia, it is necessary to first determine the specific severity and then determine the corresponding correction method. If it is the early stage of myopia, the severity is relatively mild, it may be pseudomyopia, you can go to the ophthalmology department to do a mydriatic test, if it is after the mydriatic vision can return to normal, it means that it is pseudomyopia, this situation can be corrected by some conservative methods, such as physiotherapy instruments to do eye physiotherapy, local application of some drugs to relax the ciliary muscle, so that the cost may be a few hundred yuan, of course, to develop good eye habits. If the myopia is more serious, the vision can not be restored after the dilation test, indicating that it is true myopia, this situation is very difficult, you need to wear glasses, if you want to restore normal vision, you can consider surgery**, laser surgery is often used at present, the general cost is 10,000-20,000 yuan.
Accurate can! The doctor will first loosen all your teeth, and then bring braces, you have to take it for one year or two years or n years, and you can only drink porridge during the period of bending, and you will bleed when you brush your teeth!! But it's better not to do it, if you do it now, it's just that it looks good now, and when you're older, your teeth are guaranteed to get older than the average person, and you won't be able to eat something hard. >>>More