What to do if the teeth are not aligned, what should I do if the teeth are not aligned?

You're just 20 years old, and it's wrong to have a tooth extracted and porcelain done. After the tooth is extracted, the bone is resorption and the face loses its fullness, and the porcelain tooth destroys the healthy tooth, and this damage is irreversible. I would like to give you 2 suggestions, first, if it is very serious from time to time, you can leave it alone, because every natural tooth is not perfect, and the concept of normal oral fitting allows a small number of individual teeth to be uneven; Second, if you can't accept the status quo, then the best way is to straighten it, without destroying healthy teeth, and without ***.

It's just a little longer. If it's not serious, don't care about him, don't do anything.

There are some things that are lost and can never be replaced, even if you use platinum. Unless you think your teeth are just decorations.

There is no need to extract a tooth to do porcelain teeth, only a part of the tooth needs to be ground off (about one-third), depending on how crooked your teeth are, if the twist is very severe, you may need to kill the nerve to do it, if it is only a little crooked, you don't need it. But it's all about grinding your teeth anyway.

You are only 20 years old, it is a pity to do porcelain teeth, it is recommended that you do orthodontics, do not hurt the teeth, but it is a longer time, about a year and a half.

If the teeth are not aligned, it may be caused by crowded teeth, and you need to go to the hospital for orthodontic treatment, and you may have your teeth extracted, otherwise the teeth are very unsightly.

Adults whose teeth are not aligned, it is recommended that: 1. Go to the dental department of a regular hospital for examination to see if orthodontics can be performed**. If possible, extract some of the smaller teeth so that the amount of teeth is equal to or less than the amount of bone, and then perform orthodontics** to align the misaligned teeth.

2. Brush your teeth well. Due to the misalignment of the teeth, brushing becomes more difficult, and it is not easy to remove the food residue on the neck of the teeth of the misaligned teeth, and the requirements for brushing teeth are relatively high, so it is recommended to use the Pap brushing method recommended by the Chinese Stomatological Association, and each brushing should not be less than three minutes. 3. Periodontal maintenance is carried out every six months to one year to ensure periodontal health. Consultation.

Misaligned teeth are a type of dentition deformity that is formed by a variety of factors. Misaligned teeth, generally caused by crowded dentition, the best way is to extract the four first premolars of the upper and lower left and right, and then use the extraction gap to use fixed appliances for the remaining teeth to align the teeth, and finally close the gap. The whole process lasts about 12-18 months, and after removing the fixed aligners, you also need to wear personal retainers for 12 months, otherwise it is easy to deform.

Go to the dental hospital to find a doctor for professional orthodontic treatment.

Go to a regular dental hospital for orthodontics.

If the teeth are not aligned, you can go directly to the dental clinic or go to the hospital to do a dental orthodontics, I was in high school when I was uneven, there was a problem with the bite, so I went to do orthodontics, and now the teeth are very straight, and I am looking for the Qingshang Orthodontic Dental Department in Huanglong.

Teeth occupy an important place in our body, it can tell not only a person's character and destiny, but also a person's health. In Teeth Look at Destiny, different teeth have different meanings, and what does it mean to have uneven teeth? What kind of impact does it have on you?

Let's go with me to find out!

The uneven arrangement of teeth means that the person has an impatient personality, willful and sensitive, and his emotions fluctuate, and his speech is also vain, and it is not easy to get along with others.

A few reasons why crooked teeth are indicated:

1. Affect development.

Some teeth are not aligned, which can prevent the normal development of the upper and lower arches and jaws, and make the deformity more severe. For example, the anterior teeth are crossbited, the lower anterior teeth cover the outer edge of the upper anterior teeth, and the lower arch blocks the forward development of the upper anterior teeth, so that the development of the maxilla is also affected. The mandible develops excessively forward, resulting in a sunken deformity of the face. It is commonly known as "earth and sky".

Second, it affects health.

Because the teeth are not neat, or the bite relationship is not normal, it is very difficult to chew things, and it is impossible to chew food finely. Swallowing large pieces of food will increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, and it is easy to cause gastrointestinal diseases for a long time, which will affect the health of the body.

3. Susceptibility to dental disease.

If the teeth are not aligned, it is difficult to keep the mouth clean, because it is not easy to brush the teeth, and the tartar often accumulates between the teeth, forming an ideal place for bacteria to breed and multiply, making the teeth prone to caries and gums to become easily inflamed. Some teeth with poor occlusal relationship, when chewing food, individual teeth collide with each other, and the teeth are often subjected to abnormal pressure, which makes the periodontal supporting tissues, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone suffer excessive impact force, causing periodontal tissue diseases.

Fourth, it affects the aesthetics.

Protruding dental arches or crowded and dislodged anterior teeth can make the face appear open-lip and toothy. The crossbite causes the facial jaw to protrude forward, the lower lip protrudes in front of the upper lip, and the upper lip is deflated like the mouth of a toothless old woman.

5. Affect function.

Misaligned teeth, which reduce the contact area between the upper and lower teeth, or no contact at all, can not only reduce chewing function, but also make pronunciation indistinct, especially inaccurate tooth pronunciation.