12 years old, dental problems are best doctored

First of all, gingivitis and periodontitis are useless to take medicine alone, if you don't want to wear dentures at a young age, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to do the system**.

If the symptoms are exactly like what you described, they should have progressed to periodontitis, not just gingivitis. Juvenile periodontitis, much like.

You can look at the knowledge of this disease.

Brush your teeth or brush your teeth, and change the toothbrush with a softer one. Start doing it early**. Teeth cleaning, scaling, and tooth fixation if necessary.

In addition, a complete blood count should be performed to rule out bleeding gums due to blood and systemic disorders.

It's not to scare you, if you still don't go to the doctor, your teeth will fall out.

Periodontitis is generally not painful, unlike pulpitis or insect teeth. However, there will also be uncomfortable feelings such as sensitivity during the process. If periodontal scaling or flap surgery is required, anesthetic is also required, but the pain is not as painful as pulpitis.

In any case, your symptoms are indeed a little serious, it is better to see them as soon as possible, and the doctor can only determine the ** plan after examination.

If you brush your teeth according to the scientific brushing method, then I can only explain that it is adolescent gingivitis, which appears due to changes in the secretion of hormones at the peak of growth and development! As puberty passes, it will slowly get better, but the inflammation of the gums will not completely subside. Scaling is still required (not only for scaling), but it is not effective if you take medicine.

In addition, it may be periodontitis (because the root is exposed, the gums are receding, and the periodontal attachment is lost), and the basic method is scaling, but other periodontal treatments are also included.

I think you have both conditions, so it will develop faster and bleed a lot. So you can't go to the hospital**. It is better to go to the hospital as soon as possible to do systematic periodontal **.

It's nothing, gingivitis.

Take some medicine to clean your teeth and protect your teeth in the future.

Adolescent gingivitis, caused by internal constipation, just buy some Oriental Qilu mouthwash antibacterial and anti-inflammatory gargle.

1.Some people need to have their teeth extracted for orthodontics, and it is normal to have 4 teeth extracted, but the dentition is generally not aligned, and the situation that needs to be extracted like yours is caused by the imbalance of tooth volume and bone mass, simply put, the jaw bone is small, which is not enough to accommodate so many teeth, so it is necessary to increase the gap by meiosing to take the teeth back. Generally, 4 premolars are extracted, and if the doctor wants to extract 3 teeth, then ask in advance which 3 teeth are and why they are extracted, because we usually use symmetrical tooth extraction.

2.After the tooth extraction, the orthodontic device can be installed within a week, the tooth has just been straightened or there will be 2-3 days of discomfort and soreness after each follow-up visit, it is normal, don't worry, what you need to do during this period is to actively cooperate with the doctor's work to keep the teeth clean.

3.It is recommended to eat a soft diet first to get used to. It's okay to eat normally, regular rice, steamed buns, and vegetables can be eaten, but don't eat anything that is too hard and too tough.

Mainly shelled, bone-based things, mainly to prevent damage correction and messy service, such as gnawing ribs, crabs and the like are not good. Actually, you don't have to worry too much about what you eat, I can be sure of you, you can eat whatever you can bite.

4.Generally, it takes about 1-2 years to correct at your age.

5.If it is indeed an indication for tooth extraction and correction, or the tooth extraction is done well, if the tooth is not extracted, the correction effect may not be good, and the stability is also poor.

There are two sets of teeth in a lifetime: baby teeth and permanent teeth.

Baby teeth: are the first set of human teeth, with a total of 20 teeth. It begins to germinate from about 6 months after birth, and is basically full by the age of 3.

Permanent teeth: are the second set of human teeth, with a total of 32 teeth. From the age of 6, the baby teeth begin to fall out gradually, and the permanent teeth begin to erupt, replacing the baby teeth, except for the third molar, the remaining 28 generally erupt at about the age of 12.

The third molars erupt later, at the age of 18-30, and some do not erupt or partially erupt throughout their lives (4 in total).

Permanent teeth are the last set of human teeth, and after the permanent teeth are lost, there will be no more teeth erupting in the area that has been lost.

If you're just 12 years old now, wait until you're 13 to see if you'll be able to finish your growth, you may be a little late.

It's very common now, it's basically normal, and by the time you're 14 years old, if your teeth haven't erupted, you have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Oh my God, go to the hospital.