What should I do if my child s front teeth are crooked? Is there anything that can be corrected?

What should I do if my child's front teeth are crooked? Is there anything that can be corrected?

1.During the replacement of the baby's permanent teeth, the front teeth will be temporarily uneven, mainly for observation. If the front teeth are still crooked after all the permanent teeth have erupted, orthodontic correction and restoration can be performed.

Temporary malocclusion often occurs during tooth replacement. Many malocclusions can adjust to normal on their own during development, so they do not need to be corrected. When the crown of the upper incisor is temporarily distant, the long axis of the incisor can return to normal after the lateral incisors and canines erupt one after another.

After tooth replacement, permanent teeth, anterior teeth are crooked, orthodontic correction**, restoration**, etc. Yes, it can be executed. Your child's front teeth may be crooked for other reasons.

It is recommended to go to the hospital in time, improve the examination and determine**, and then carry out targeting**or under the guidance of a doctor**.

2.If the child is only 6-7 years old and the lateral incisors have not been replaced, it is a temporary malocclusion. At this time, there is generally no need for external intervention.

When the lateral incisors erupt, they squeeze the front teeth, forcing them to move towards the middle, automatically closing the gap between the teeth. If the child is older, the lateral incisors have erupted, and the front teeth are still crooked, you can go to the dental department of the local hospital for orthodontics**. In the case of abnormal development of children's teeth, it is recommended that you take your child to the dentist in time to have his teeth straightened, so as not to have a certain impact on the child's future life.

At the same time, be careful to tell your child not to lick his tongue often when his teeth come out.

3.Removable appliances can be worn when the position of the newly erupted anterior teeth is shifted during the replacement of baby teeth. With the lingual base as the anchorage, the brackets are bonded on the labial side of the incisors, and the direction of the long axis of the incisors is slowly adjusted.

X-rays show that there are multiple teeth at the base of the front teeth. When the crown of the incisor is tilted distally by squeezing the root of the incisor, the extra tooth can be extracted and the incisor can gradually move to its normal position. In some cases, the orthodontist may recommend a two-stage plan.

This includes two different periods when children undergo orthodontics**. The first stage begins very early, when the child still has many or most of the baby teeth. Braces may or may not be used in the first stage, but orthodontic appliances will be provided at this early stage.

After the permanent teeth are all erupted, the front teeth are still crooked, and orthodontic correction can be carried out**, restoration**, etc. During the period of permanent dentition, the front teeth are crooked, and orthodontic correction can be performed**, restoration**, etc.

If you haven't changed your teeth yet, you don't have to worry too much, if you have changed your teeth and your front teeth are crooked, you can take him to the dentist for correction.

You can take your child to a dental check-up and have it corrected**. Teeth can be straightened with veneers and braces.

You can go for correction, and you have to wear braces for a year.

Braces: Go to the doctor first and get braces fitted.

Go straight to the dentist! What are you still asking here?

If the child is about 7 years old, the lateral incisors have not erupted, and it is normal for the front teeth to grow obliquely. This situation generally does not require special **, because after the lateral incisors erupt, the front teeth will be squeezed, and the front teeth will automatically adjust their position, and the degree of inclination will slowly ease or disappear. If the child's tooth replacement period has been completed, and the front teeth are still slanted, which is caused by the child's bad habits such as biting fingers, sticking out the tongue, and mouth breathing, you can go to the dental department for orthodontics** to improve the situation of the front teeth slanting.

If your child has dental health problems, please consult Said Sunshine Dentistry.

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