What to do if you have buck teeth

Everyone's teeth grow differently, and many people will have buck teeth. This has a lot to do with genetic factors, especially when newborns are just starting to grow teeth. If buck teeth are found, they must be corrected in time. This is the best time for correction, as buck teeth have a great impact on your image. During the teething period, you should give your children some fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins. This will make their teeth straight and white. Here are some specific solutions.

One of the most traditional correction methods is the correction of malocclusion. Dental braces are made by sticking nails on the surface of teeth. Steel wires are placed on the nails. When the steel wires are under pressure, the teeth will move and be aligned. This method is the most traditional way to correct teeth. It is not only practical but also very cheap.

There is also a type of skeletal buck teeth, which causes incomplete function of the teeth and increases the pressure on the gastrointestinal tract. Over time, it will affect the health of the body. Surgery can treat skeletal protrusion of teeth. It uses surgical methods to open the alveolar bone, adjust the teeth and jaw, restore the front teeth, and change the entire protruding teeth. Traditional methods of orthodontic treatment have little effect on the restoration of skeletal protrusion of teeth.

If you want to prevent your child from growing buck teeth, you must correct their bad habits, don’t let them suck their fingers, and don’t let them use their teeth as toys. Nowadays, many children like to breathe through their mouths. Mothers should stop them in time, as breathing through the mouth will also affect children's teeth. Let your children eat fruits and vegetables regularly to get more nutrition.

Buck teeth are generally believed to be related to genetic and congenital factors. They are usually not obvious in childhood, begin to show in adolescence, become gradually obvious with growth and development, are basically stable in adulthood, and are often more obvious after middle age due to protrusion of soft tissue and atrophy.

Buck teeth can be divided into dental buck teeth and skeletal buck teeth. Dental buck teeth is a relatively mild buck teeth problem, which is simply caused by crowded teeth and creates the illusion of buck teeth. It is important to solve the problem of protruding teeth as early as possible. Generally, orthodontic treatment during adolescence is an effective way to treat protruding teeth. If you miss the opportunity and wait until adulthood to get orthodontic treatment, your teeth will be in a more complicated condition.

Adult buck teeth problems often involve bone factors, and bone-related buck teeth have a greater impact on the maxillofacial soft tissues, often causing the lower part of the face to bulge forward and disharmonious facial lines. Therefore, the purpose of correcting buck teeth in adults is often to pursue the beauty and function of the maxillofacial region.

What should we do about skeletal protrusions? Skeletal protrusions are caused by bone protrusions and are suitable for surgical treatment. Surgical orthodontics solves the problem of skeletal protrusions by opening the alveolar bone under local anesthesia to adjust the occlusal relationship. The whole process only takes about an hour and causes little harm to the human body. It is a fast, efficient and safe treatment method.