For dental problems, ask a professional to come in

Curved tomographs of the whole mouth should be taken first to determine whether it is congenital absence or the inability to erupt normally due to ectopic tooth germ. If it is a congenital loss, then depending on the specific situation of your missing teeth, you will decide whether to have a removable denture or a fixed denture for restoration. If the eruption of a permanent tooth is delayed due to ectopic tooth germ, then it can be pulled to a normal position by orthodontic means.

Be sure to go to a regular hospital to avoid delays**.

It is recommended to go to a few big hospitals, not to rush to do anything, but to listen to the doctor's advice or diagnosis, and then make a final decision, which is a major event of a lifetime.

In fact, you can go for dental implants, as long as the economy allows. If you don't have a dental implant and it doesn't interfere with eating, then leave it alone. The gums in the missing part of the tooth cannot recede so quickly, what part of the gums is easy to recede, that is, the gums in the missing tooth site after tooth extraction, because of the alveolar bone resorption caused by tooth extraction, and you are congenitally missing, the situation is completely different, so it doesn't matter.

I have a patient in his 30s who is missing four teeth, but the alveolar bone in the missing part is very intact and has no absorption, and your dentures should not be worn first, which is very bad for other teeth and may lead to loosening of other teeth. Really suggest that you have time to do two dental implants, not all of them. This does not harm other teeth.

Or just leave it alone.

If you have fewer teeth, it will be bad for people:

1. If the big tooth is missing, it will have a greater impact on the chewing ability.

2. If the anterior teeth are missing, it will have a great impact on the aesthetics.

3. There are few teeth, and the bite is not fine enough, which increases the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and is easy to cause gastrointestinal diseases.

4. If the canines are missing, it will affect the face shape.

Missing teeth can be used for dentures.

As shown below, the most important teeth are canines (support surface shape) and first molars (most important for chewing).

Haha, you have too many questions

Let me say it one by one: the number of normal people's teeth is 28-32, of which 4 are the last "wisdom teeth", the general eruption time is after 16 to 18 years old, and even more than 40 to 50 will be long. Some people are reluctant to pull out, some are afraid of pain, and some feel that the tooth is so precious that it will be gone!

But it has to be pulled out because it doesn't work and can cause a lot of problems in your mouth. Wisdom teeth will not grow when they are removed.

When you straighten it, you should have a tooth behind the extracted tiger tooth, which is often encountered in orthodontics, because the dental arch is too large and looks promising, so to pull the tooth back to make the face symmetrical, you have to extract a tooth to make a position, and it must be symmetrical.

Fewer teeth depends on what the situation is, because of orthodontic tooth extraction, of course, less than others! However, if the dentition can perform its function normally, without affecting chewing, and there is no large space (except for orthodontic extraction), there is no problem. If the tooth is broken, the extracted tooth must be prosthesized as soon as possible to avoid the two teeth next to the missing tooth lodging to the middle for a long time, which will not only fail to prosthesize the tooth at that time, but also greatly affect chewing and even cause systemic diseases of the temporomandibular joint.

The distribution map of the teeth ......If you have time, you can go to your local dental hospital, where there are oral models, so that the dentist can explain it to you, and you can also ask your orthodontic doctor! But if there is a problem, he should tell you when he deals with it, and if he doesn't tell you, there should be no problem! So don't worry. Hehe.

I don't know which of the twenty big teeth you have in your book, but it must be a permanent tooth.

If you have half of your tooth left and no nerves, it is highly recommended to go to a professional hospital for a root canal**, the purpose is to protect the root and penetrate deep into the gums, but in fact, there are ten tubes at all, and the nerve in the tube is easy to become inflamed in the cavity after it dies, corroding the root canal and causing various inflammations. The root canal has a long cycle, but the effect is very good, with a relatively advanced instrument Jiang tooth root canal open, and finally inject fillings into it, know the gums, so that the root canal will become a real tooth root, and the root can be good.

It is much easier to refer to the monkey, because you still have at least half of the tooth left exposed, you only need to knock out the periphery of the part above the gums, and you can be spectacular on it, and the choice of crown is recommended to choose cobalt-chromium alloy, which is more cost-effective, and there are no black lines on the gums.

It is a bit difficult to fight for large teeth, so the doctor needs to look at your condition before deciding.

If you have more tooth decay, it is recommended to drink less carbonated drinks, pay attention to calcium supplementation, there used to be a technique called ditch sealing, which is very useful, that is, the tooth plane that has not been eaten is closed with semi-liquid materials, and there will be basically no caries in the future.

Hello: It is recommended that you consult with an orthodontist first, whether you need to extract a tooth, which one you need to extract, and the doctor can only decide after measuring according to your tooth model and X-ray.

If you need to have your two large teeth that don't have nerves, you don't have to think about making a condom. If not, you can do orthodontics first and then a protective sleeve, which will give you better results.

Halo forehead Your teeth are very unusual.

What you are talking about braces for broken teeth is called crowns, and I declare that if you do orthodontics, you can't do crowns, and if you want to do it, you have to wait until the orthodontics are done, and it is estimated that your teeth will be very bad.

I feel that if your tooth is more serious, it should be extracted, but the doctor will not easily remove the big tooth, it plays a key role in your whole face, but if it is really bad, it can only be extracted, he may give you a root canal** about the root canal** upstairs is very detailed.

It is recommended to find a good doctor to consult, preferably an expert, in your case, the general orthodontic estimate is not sure to determine the plan, in case it is not done well.