What conditions do I need orthodontics? Why do children need orthodontics?

The most common dentition is crowded, unsightly, and not easy to clean; sparse teeth; buckteeth (anterior convex buckteeth); cross-jaw (ground envelope); Partial jaw, which is due to the loss of teeth on one side of the congenital side, resulting in an unbalanced chewing on both sides, resulting in a partial jaw and affecting the face; Open jaw, open jaw is the occlusion of the back teeth, and the front teeth have no occlusion. There are also some crossbites, extra teeth, ambush impaction of permanent teeth, and some other conditions that will cause facial deformities, which must be dealt with as soon as possible.

Crossbiting, open jaw, deep coverage, protruding teeth, crowded teeth, large gaps between teeth, abnormal occlusion, etc., are all conditions that need to be corrected. Sylva has a lot of say in this regard, you can go for a consultation.

Orthodontics is divided into two steps: First, the orthodontist performs the process of active afterburner. 2. The process of the patient wearing the retainer on his own.

In the first process, the orthodontist is very active and almost plays a leading role, so in this process, we are divided into the following steps: 1. The patients first go to the orthodontist for preoperative preparation, including taking X-rays, evaluating the condition of the tooth root and alveolar bone, going to the endodontics department to do the first state examination of the caries, as well as periodontal control and cleaning. Then the orthodontist will make an evaluation and analysis according to the information left by the patient, and formulate it into a plan and goal for the patient's active correction period for one and a half to two years, and formulate the steps and processes according to the plan and goal.

The procedure is then carried out according to a period of time for the patient's regular follow-up visits every month, and when the process is completed, the tooth is in a new position. The next step is for the patient to wear the retainer and maintain the orthodontic position.

If you have some deformities in your teeth, that's why you need to do this.

There are also teeth protruding, crowded teeth, too large between the teeth, poor occlusion of the teeth, orthodontics, when you have time, you can go to Sier for consultation, which is very convenient.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you: Orthodontics refers to the medical behavior of correcting oral problems such as bad occlusion, jawbone, and teeth through appliances, so as to achieve oral health and facial beauty. For children, there are many reasons why orthodontics are needed**

1.Crowded teeth: If your child's teeth grow too densely or incorrectly, it can affect oral hygiene, leading to problems such as tooth decay and periodontal disease.

2.Malocclusion: The child's upper and lower jaws do not grow normally or bite incorrectly, which can cause problems such as facial asymmetry, oral incoordination, and poor chewing function.

3.Temporomandibular joint pathology: If your child has a problem with the bite, it can lead to temporomandibular joint pathology, which can manifest as headaches, difficulty chewing, difficulty making sounds in the mouth, and other symptoms.

4.Better results in childhood: Children's teeth and jaws are still in the stage of growth and development, teeth are easier to move, and the results are easier to maintain and stabilize. Moreover, many children need correction before they reach adulthood**.

5.Scientific protection of teeth: Poor teeth and occlusion may lead to tooth damage or improper placement, which is easy to cause other oral problems, and through orthodontics**, the position of the teeth and the head of the bite stool can be adjusted to effectively protect the child's dental health.

In summary, there are many reasons why children undergo orthodontics, mainly to prevent and ** oral health problems as well as aesthetic appearance. If your child has crooked teeth, bite problems, etc., it is recommended to consult an orthodontist as soon as possible, and work with the rough chop to formulate a **plan** and carry out professional**.

Many people think that orthodontics is only for children and young people, and that middle-aged and elderly people cannot undergo orthodontics**, but this view is wrong.

In adults, although growth and development have stopped and the external morphology of the bone has stabilized, the ability to regenerate and remodel the inside of the bone still exists (e.g., healing after fracture), and in general, the adult tooth can be corrected if there is no severe periodontal inflammation. For 60-year-old adults and 12-year-old children, there is not much difference in the effect of orthodontic power on the movement of healthy teeth. In particular, it is important to emphasize:

Older age, correction may be more difficult; Adults with pre-defined maxillofacial skeletal deformities can only be solved by surgery, and orthodontics alone can only solve their dental problems.

Orthodontics is a very complex process, and ordinary dentists can only be qualified to be qualified as orthodontists who have been trained by a special Jeonggyeongju deformant institution for at least 1 year. Every step of the orthodontic process is crucial for the examination, diagnosis, development of a reasonable orthodontic plan, and even the entire orthodontic process. We often encounter some cases of correction failure, such as the wrong tooth extraction or the delay in time, these losses are irreparable.

Therefore, it is recommended that the majority of patients choose carefully and try to choose qualified orthodontists from formal medical institutions to complete the orthodontics.