Chin dislocation, uneven bite, different-sized face

In life, many people have misaligned teeth, which can easily lead to a dislocated chin. In fact, it affects a person's appearance. No matter whether they have buck teeth or an overbite, they all look cute. Moreover, when the chin is misaligned, it is easy to have an uneven face. It is obvious visually that the left and right faces are different in size. It is particularly difficult to repair a dislocated chin. So what is the reason for an uneven face due to a dislocated chin?

It is a malocclusion caused by uneven teeth. It can be corrected through orthodontic treatment, by moving the teeth to achieve a normal bite. The cost is generally around 5,000. The treatment must be persisted for at least one year, and the risk is generally very small.

Suggestions: I suggest you go to a professional orthodontist to get a dental mold to see the overall condition of your dentition and then get symptomatic treatment. I wish you good health.

Guidance: Your situation is a malocclusion caused by uneven teeth. It can be corrected through orthodontic treatment, by moving the teeth to achieve a normal bite. The cost is generally around 5,000. The treatment must be persisted for at least one year, and the risk is generally very small.

It is best to go to the oral department of the hospital to find an orthodontist to examine your overall teeth and the specific condition of your bite and jaw before considering the issue of correction. In addition, do not eat too hard food and pay attention to oral hygiene.

You can go to the orthodontic department of a local regular hospital for treatment. If you are a little older and have to wear braces for a longer time, you can wear braces for orthodontic correction, adjust the bite, and perform traction and other treatments to improve your current condition.

If your face is not naturally tilted to the left, it is caused by misaligned teeth.

Guidance: You should be able to change the left-leaning face shape by correcting your teeth. It is recommended that you go to a dentist to correct your teeth first.

Buck teeth-causing "protruding mouth"

Buck teeth are the most common, and many people do not take it seriously. In fact, as you age, buck teeth will become more and more prominent, not only affecting your self-confidence, but also causing your mouth to bulge and your lips to be unable to close naturally, affecting your facial curves. This problem can be well solved through correction.

Overbite - prone to forming a "crescent face"

Commonly known as "overbite", it means that the lower teeth cover the upper teeth. It seriously affects the appearance of the face, leads to decreased eating and chewing functions, increases the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, and can also affect pronunciation and physical health. The sooner this condition is corrected, the better the results.

Crowded teeth – leading to “no jaw”

The most direct impact of severe dental crowding is a lack of confidence in one’s smile. It not only affects oral hygiene and is prone to causing oral diseases, but also affects tooth development, leading to insufficient chin development and the formation of “no chin”. Straightening teeth does more than just make your face more aesthetically pleasing.

Missing teeth on one side – asymmetrical face

Due to decayed or missing teeth on one side, or uneven bite, eating with the other side for a long time will lead to asymmetric facial shape, which seriously affects the appearance and mental health. If the entire mouth is missing, it will directly lead to facial muscle atrophy. Implanting teeth in time can avoid this symptom.