With the improvement of oral orthodontic medicine and the importance attached to image and health, more and more friends have joined the force of dental correction, the “stealtooth sister” and “stealtooth boy”, which are no longer confined to schools。
There are more and more friends, asking me questions like, can you fix them when you're a grown-up? Can you fix a thin face? Is that the best
Similarly, there will be stars who have changed their appearances before and after, saying they have no plastic surgery, but they have fixed their teeth, as yang wing did. So, does correction really have that effect
Today we are going to talk to you about the problems that friends who usually want to make amends ask。
I. What is dental correction
The dental correction is a common term for oral orthodontics, i. E. The scientific correction of abnormally grown teeth, the use of corrective devices, the rearranged teeth, the rearrangement of the entire mouth system, and the adaptation of the whole mouth system to normal health。
The principle of correction is that human cheekbones are plastic, and the toothbone is somewhat resistant, so it can be modified to restore the state of the toothbone without causing injury to the teeth, thereby achieving a positive or aberration。
Ii. Which dental malformations require correction
The following classification charts provide a visual picture of the type of tooth malformations that require correction:
Iii. Causes and prevention of dental malformations
The causes of tooth malformations are complex and varied, they may be congenital or they may be the result of a complex environment such as disease, accidental damage, bad chewing habits, etc。
In order to prevent malformations of the teeth, it is necessary to start with the development of the teeth and to take measures to prevent the occurrence of malformations, including regular oral examinations, timely correction of oral habits, timely disposal of broken teeth, etc., which, in short, can be well prevented。
Can you correct your teeth when you're an adult
The answer is yes, because dental correction is not age-limited, but it's easier for children to fix their teeth than adults. Positive effects and the fact that the child's teeth and cheeks are in development make it easier to adjust to good state by corrective means。
V. Is it necessary to correct the teeth
Although dental malformations do not appear to affect daily living, they cannot be minimized. In the first instance, if the correction is not timely, it can have an impact on facial development, i. E. The child's face。
In addition, malformations of the teeth affect normal chewing, cause diseases of the digestive system and may have adverse effects on breathing. In addition, the effect of tooth malformations on the face may lead to uncertainty and affect normal working life。
So the need for dental correction is unquestionable, just to see when and how。
Vi. The teeth really have a face-to-face effect
As shown by the changes in the following cases, the correction of the teeth to the normal order would have improved the otherwise uncoordinated facial state and would naturally have performed a certain degree of “conformity”。
Vii. What is better to correct with a “denture”
As medical and material technologies continue to evolve, orthotics, commonly referred to as “dentures”, have been upgraded several times。
From the beginning, the metal is not self-locked, to the metal is self-locked, to the semi-invisible ceramics, to the invisibles, and then to the tongue-side correction, it is moving in the direction of increasing precision and beauty and meeting the needs of patients with different economic circumstances and different corrective objectives。
Tongue side tile
Ceramic semi-invisible slots
Metal tray
Invisible tray
Is “invisible teeth” the best
In fact, there is no best or not to say that formal invisibility braces are relatively more beautiful and accurate than traditional ones, but they are also relatively more expensive and require constant wear and cleaning。
It is therefore necessary to choose the corrective devices that are the most appropriate, not the most expensive or cheap, at the advice of a physician, depending on his or her economic and living circumstances, in order to ensure the smooth running of the corrective programmes。
Knowing these eight questions, i'm sure my friends already have a general idea of dental correction, and you can smile confidently if you choose a professional doctor and a suitable corrective solution for yourself
I'm zhou hua, the dentist
