Can I get my teeth straightened at the age of 30

Orthodontics can not only make teeth healthier and neater, but also change the face shape. Therefore, more and more people want to make themselves more beautiful by orthodontics. However, some friends have already passed the best age for orthodontics and are about to turn 30. If they correct their teeth at this time, they will worry about the health and recovery effect. So is it too late to correct teeth at the age of 30?

Orthodontic treatment is available after the age of 30. Because bone development is almost complete during this period, the recovery time required for correction is relatively longer than that for adolescents. In addition, the doctor will give you the most suitable correction plan based on the condition of your teeth. After the correction, your teeth may develop tartar, but it will not be so serious. At this time, you should pay attention to your oral hygiene, and periodontitis will be much alleviated compared to before.

0 The correction process after 130 years old is long. At what age can teeth recover fastest?

Generally speaking, it is best to undergo orthodontic treatment at around the age of 12-18. At this time, the tooth deformity is obvious and the bones have not yet fully developed. The correction speed is relatively fast and the effect after correction is relatively stable. Many parents wonder, when was my child's teeth deformed? Can't they be orthodontized at this time? Of course, if abnormal tooth misalignment is found during the deciduous teeth period, orthodontic treatment is not necessary yet. During this period, early correction can be performed to allow some of the child's misaligned teeth to correct themselves through adjustments. After the tooth replacement is completed, dental correction can be performed. During this period, it is important for children to develop good oral habits.

0 2Why do we need to extract teeth for orthodontic treatment? Who needs to extract teeth for orthodontic treatment?

Many people have this question when undergoing orthodontic treatment: My teeth are obviously fine, why does the doctor recommend tooth extraction?

In fact, the doctor's advice on tooth extraction is not without basis. During the orthodontic process, if the doctor finds that your teeth are uneven and severely crowded (more than 10 mm), in order to align your teeth neatly on the dental arch, the doctor will have to extract the teeth according to the situation and use the space left to perform the corresponding extraction treatment. During the correction process, the teeth will slowly move to new positions, restoring the normal occlusion relationship. If you do not extract the teeth but try to align them forcibly, the correction effect will be unstable and it will easily cause crowding and misalignment of the teeth in the later stage.

0 3Which teeth are usually extracted for orthodontic treatment?

During orthodontic treatment, which tooth to extract is generally determined through the doctor's examination and plan design. For example, in order to maintain the symmetry of the bite of the upper and lower teeth on both sides, you may need to remove your canine teeth depending on the situation. In addition, during orthodontic treatment, doctors will generally recommend removing your wisdom teeth to avoid pericoronitis during the correction process.

0 4Will orthodontic treatment have any adverse effects on the body?

Many people who are determined to have orthodontic treatment are a little hesitant before orthodontic treatment because they are worried that orthodontic treatment may cause adverse reactions and harm to the body. In fact! Orthodontics is completely harmless to the body! No harm! Through orthodontics, not only can the original teeth with poor chewing function be improved, but also the teeth can be straightened and made beautiful. Good teeth, good appetite, and a better mood!

0 5The orthodontic plan is too abstract to understand, and you are worried that the orthodontic effect will not meet your expectations?

Have you ever had this kind of confusion during orthodontic treatment: the doctor talks to you about the orthodontic plan, but you don’t understand a word, and you can only look at the doctor helplessly, not knowing what your teeth will look like after the doctor corrects them? You are also very concerned and worried that your teeth will become ugly after correction, and you are struggling whether to continue with orthodontic treatment. Digital orthodontic technology - Ortholink, uses digital software technology to help doctors convert the dental and maxillary tissues in your mouth into highly accurate 3D digital models of the dental and maxillary structures. Doctors can simulate treatment plans directly on the digital models, view simulation effects from 360 degrees, clarify treatment mechanisms, select reasonable treatment plans, and visualize treatment goals. With the help of digital technology, you can intuitively see the comparison animation of the effect before and after correction, allowing you to easily understand the correction plan, whether to extract the tooth or not, and communicate with the doctor easily!