What surgery should be done for bilateral premolar loss?

First of all, it is recommended that you take two small tooth rays or a panoramic film to check whether there are permanent tooth germs, position and development, and if there is hope, you can use orthodontic methods to open a window on the gums without considering economy and time, and guide the two premolars to the appropriate position. At the age of 17, it is entirely possible to pull it out, and there is no shortage of successful cases among the patients I have done. After surgery, you can bring a retainer for about half a year to a year.

Secondly, if the film shows that the permanent tooth germ is missing, there is only to go to the tooth prosthesis, there is no "premolars close to the dental nerve, if the risk of dental implants is relatively large", you can consider implantation, you can also use the method of grinding the teeth on both sides to make porcelain bridges, but it is best to wait for the age of 18 to wait for the teeth to be completely developed before proceeding, do not eat too hard food after the operation, and pay attention to oral hygiene.

It is recommended to go to Taizhou Stomatological Hospital or the Department of Stomatology of Taizhou First People's Hospital, and the first step must be to find an orthodontist for careful examination before determining the plan.

Hello, the dental nerve you are talking about in the oral profession should refer to the lower alveolar nerve, the relationship between the implant and the position of the lower alveolar nerve is relatively large, if your teeth are congenitally missing, maybe the alveolar bone has been resorpted more seriously, in this case, the amount of bone that can be used for implantation is relatively small, and the difficulty of implantation will definitely be relatively large, but now there is bone grafting technology, which can also solve the problem of excessive alveolar bone resorption under normal circumstances, and now 17 or 18 years old are already considered adults. In general, the development of bones is relatively mature and can be implanted and surgical;

If the oral and periodontal conditions allow, you can consult an orthodontist to see if the oral condition can be solved by orthodontics.

There are several possibilities for teeth grinding: 1. There are parasites in the stomach, normal people take deworming drugs once every six months to prevent or **, and adults generally eat intestinal worms; 2. Stressful and nervous during the day; 3. Calcium deficiency. You can fight insects first and then supplement calcium, calcium tablets are generally eaten at night and absorbed well.

Lack of calcium, magnesium and vitamin B

If there is a phenomenon of teeth grinding, it is a manifestation of calcium deficiency, and you can supplement more calcium, you can supplement calcium, and you can also eat more foods with high calcium content.

It could be a calcium deficiency or roundworms in your stomach.

Night grinding There is no solution yet, it is for children to detect what elements are missing, and make up for it, but it should not have much effect, I have a history of more than 10 years.

Men grinding their teeth at night is not lacking anything, the first may be intestinal parasites, the second may be the pressure of work during the day, the third may be dental discomfort, the fourth may be central nervous system lesions, joint, tooth, muscle problems may cause teeth grinding.

Sometimes calcium deficiency can also cause teeth grinding during sleep.

No. It's because of mental tension and stress.

Teeth grinding is mostly the cause of excessive work pressure, nervous system disorders, calcium deficiency, and roundworms.

1. Try to relax yourself before going to bed, especially before falling asleep. You can do some gymnastics, bubble hot baths, listen to light **, etc.

2. Avoid stimulant food and smoking, and improve the sleeping environment. Try to avoid drinks or foods that contain caffeine and more. Like coffee, chocolate, cola, etc. try to avoid.

3. Eat more vitamin-rich foods, know how to relieve stress, relax your mood, adjust your mentality, if you are deficient in calcium, you can supplement calcium, if it is ascariasis, take anthelmintic drugs**.

Teeth grinding is not a lack of vitamins, it is something else, depending on the actual situation.

It seems to be caused by nervousness, and I have a roommate who has teeth grinding.

It's not a lack of nutrients, it's a burning stomach or worms in your stomach.

BU generally refers to calcium deficiency and sometimes it is also the cause of tension.

Unilateral chewing can also cause teeth grinding.

The most important thing is calcium deficiency, and it is recommended to drink some milk before going to bed.

Generally, people who sleep and grind their teeth are deficient in calcium.

Lack of vitamin B, I used to be like that, and the doctor advised me to make up for it more and get better.

1. Calcium deficiency. Second, there are roundworms.

3. Excessive mental pressure.

Calcium deficiency is more likely.

Or just do an activity, it's cheap fast, I recommend Cannes Dentistry, Peking University is too expensive.