What should I do if the four front teeth in the upper jaw are gone?

The best way to repair tooth loss is dental implants, which not only do not harm the health of adjacent teeth, but also restore the basic chewing ability of teeth, and are very beautiful, which can be said to be true to natural teeth. The focus is on the longer life of dental implants, avoiding the hassle and expense of frequent replacement in the later stage.

I was riding a bicycle and accidentally fell on the curb of the road, knocking out four of my front teeth and a defect, and I don't know what to do. Dental implants, so expensive, no money, I'm 36, single, I can't imagine the future.

The parents are older. And sick, I really don't want to live,.

It is better to ask a dentist to see that teeth should grow well from an early age, and when they are older, they will suffer less.

What are you talking about, the fourth baby tooth and the left front tooth? Misaligned permanent teeth?

Are they baby teeth or permanent teeth?

If the permanent tooth is not in the right position, then it will not grow out and will have to be extracted, or it may affect the adjacent teeth.

As for the retained baby teeth, you can also consider not extracting them for the time being, allowing them to occupy their position first, and then prosthetic teeth after they fall out naturally.

I don't think this doctor's advice is very good, leaving a gap, and the teeth on both sides will tilt towards the gap, maybe the gap is not filled, and the tooth is displaced and there will be a gap between the other teeth. And missing teeth can lead to a lot of problems, occlusion, temporomandibular joint, which are interlocking.

It is recommended that you change doctors.

Under normal circumstances, wait until the normal replacement age of the baby tooth, extract the baby tooth, go to the oral and maxillofacial surgery department for "windowing", and then the orthodontic department will lead to the normal position and direction, and generally it should be successful.

The landlord may wish to refer to my opinion, you must go to a large dental hospital, go to the orthodontic department and the pediatric dentistry department for consultation together, how to extract permanent teeth are many problems, the last choice.

Agree with the advice of the second floor that you must not remove the permanent teeth, but this surgery should go to a major hospital or a specialized dental hospital**.

Your symptoms are very similar to the abscess at the apex of the incisors (front teeth), I think you are in the process of correcting, it is caused by improper oral hygiene or infection of bacteria, if it is mild inflammation can recover on its own, if it continues to want you to see a doctor, such a disease can not be delayed. It is likely to cause secondary morbidity.

How old. Take anti-inflammatory drugs.

Children are advised not to eat. Saw a doctor.

In this way, you can go to the hospital and ask the dentist to touch you again, it should be no problem, that is, the time of installation does not match your mouth, which can be a little bit lower.

Four months is too long, and the adaptation stage has passed, that is, it is not very good. Go to the dental hospital where you have porcelain teeth, or go to them in a regular hospital. Let's see what's going on?

Is it their substandard work or your teeth? Not suitable for porcelain teeth. In general, there should be no problem.

I guess it's still a matter of installation.

Let's say you're a hairdresser and customers tell you it's ugly. If you're a programmer and customers say it's hard to use. Are you going crazy? Please upload a part**, and you can know the approximate cause when you see the specific problem, otherwise, the thing you said can't help you.

This can go to the hospital where the teeth are fitted, so there is no problem with making adjustments.

You asked what to do if it has been 4 months since you installed the porcelain teeth of the front teeth, and the roof of the mouth has been uncomfortable, and it will be good if you have just installed it for a while. It's been 4 months, and I went to the hospital to see if there was inflammation.

Go to the doctor who saw your tooth and adjust it.

It is estimated that the front teeth are uncomfortable, damaging the tissues around the gums, and you need to go to the dental clinic for direct diagnosis and treatment.

It shouldn't be like this for 4 months, go to the doctor who did your tooth.

Fill in the caries that occurs from the crack in the door to the middle, which must be made up immediately, otherwise it is easy to cause deep caries and pulpitis, and then it will be more troublesome and you need to do a root canal.

Go to the hospital to have your teeth cleaned and then have them filled.

I don't know if this tooth has been traumatized It is recommended to go to the dental hospital for observation first.

Ask if the gums behind the front teeth are swollen. I'm in a similar situation to you.

The color, shape and texture of the mucosa of the hard palate are normal, and there is no abnormality in the curved tomographic incisors, so there is no disease now, and it is recommended not to take medicine.

It may be the original handle of the ulcer, which is on fire.