What should I do if the nail piece for orthodontic teeth falls off? A small piece of metal attached

That's called orthodontic brackets. You can go to any hospital to find a doctor who does orthodontics to stick to, because it doesn't involve the entire orthodontic design, so I don't think it matters, generally for example, if you don't do it in the original hospital in the future, you have to transfer to the hospital, and the situation is more complicated and difficult to do, or the original one is more dissatisfied, so there will be doctors who are unwilling to take over, because our doctors are not willing to take over other people's work, in essence, it is nothing more than to avoid medical disputes and avoid asking for trouble. When something goes wrong, the patient is in the hospital, and I don't know who to look for.

In fact, this problem exists not only in the dental department, but also in any department. It has nothing to do with the doctors we meet, mainly because the current patients are too bad, and we have to protect ourselves, because of a medical trouble, we have studied for 5 years of undergraduates, 7 years of master's degrees, and doctorates, and the reputation accumulated in more than ten years has been wasted.

You're just a bracket now, it doesn't matter, it's just affecting a tooth, orthodontics is actually the same, each bite deformity also has a fixed correction routine, everyone is according to the textbook, plus a little individual difference. There may not be any disagreement between your original doctor and your next doctor. However, if your tooth is more critical, such as torsion, displacement, affecting the alignment of other teeth, and the direction of the bracket has a greater impact on tooth traction, it is difficult to say.

It's best if you have a medical record or a record of the course of the disease, if it's not a very critical tooth position, it's actually a matter of 1 minute. This thing is the only way to go in orthodontics. Almost everybody will drop a few times.

Haha, don't worry, I've done it before, as long as the nail that falls off is not the one on the tooth to be corrected.

It's no problem, do you understand? Some iron nails are used to fix the wire, for example, if you are bursting teeth, the nails on the teeth have to be repaired, because it is the transmitter of force, and the nails on other teeth are used to fix the wires, and it is no big deal to drop one or two, go back on vacation and make up for it, I think if you go to the local hospital (Shanghai Hospital), it may be expensive, but you can ask if you have time, hehe, when I did it back then, the nails fell before they expired and only 4 left, the wire, I had already thrown it.

Yes, the four iron nails were left there to get in the way, and they were pulled off with the iron fork used for eating, and finally they didn't go to the hospital, hehe, it's okay now.

Haha, good teeth and good appetite!!

You have to go to the hospital and stick another one, but other doctors don't want to take over the patient number of other doctors, because each doctor has different skills and different emphases, so you and the doctor have a good talk....

It's up to you, if you don't make it up, it will affect the course of treatment, which is equivalent to doing useless work this month.

Yes, but the average person is reluctant to accept correction, depending on your luck, whether you can meet a good doctor, go to the hospital to see.

Just find a place to give him 50 dollars and stick it on.

Hello! However, other doctors who straighten teeth do not want to take over the patient number of other doctors, and the focus is different, because the skills of each doctor are different.

The one you are talking about is not called a implant nail, but a bracket, if it falls off, you can go to the hospital for a follow-up visit and re-glue it. Good luck!

You can find the attending doctor to fix it, no one can help you online!

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According to what you said, if the orthodontic material bonded to the tooth has fallen off, if so, it is best to go to the dentist for a follow-up as soon as possible.

Guidance: Go to the Department of Stomatology for follow-up, and let the doctor rematch one for you and re-bond, or it will affect the effect of orthodontics; As long as it's not intentional, it's okay, and the doctor and the parents can understand.

If the nail is dropped, you must go back to the hospital to make up for it, otherwise it will affect the correction effect.