The teeth in the jaw are not aligned

Everyone will have a period of tooth replacement. It is necessary to take good care of the teeth during this period, otherwise it will cause uneven teeth and facial disharmony. Therefore, during the period when children are replacing their teeth, parents must pay attention to taking good care of them, otherwise the children's teeth will be uneven, which will cause the baby to need orthodontic treatment when he grows up. Today, the editor will give you a detailed introduction to the reasons why children’s jaw teeth are not aligned, so that you can prevent it in advance.

1. One situation is that the child's teeth change too early. The reasons for premature tooth change are: the child's teeth have received serious trauma, and the child's tooth decay is caused by not brushing teeth properly. At this time, we must work hard on the daily management of the child and teach the child to consciously and actively brush their teeth.

2. When children are changing their teeth, they like to lick loose teeth or newly grown teeth with their tongues, which will cause the grown teeth to be crooked and uneven. Although the gums will feel uncomfortable when teeth are changing, children need to overcome it.

3. When children are teething, parents must ensure that their meals are nutritionally comprehensive. They should eat less spicy and irritating (such as overly salty) food, and prepare more easy-to-chew food (various nutritious soups) to supplement their nutrition.

4. Regarding oral hygiene issues during the period of tooth replacement, children must rinse their mouths frequently (you can add a little salt to the mouthwash) and brush their teeth in the morning and evening (the toothbrush should not be hard-bristled, soft-bristled is best). If the teeth grow unevenly, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis to see if braces are needed.

5. When replacing teeth, some teeth take a long time to fall out, maybe one or two months. For those that take a long time to fall out, we can try to turn them manually, but do not pull them hard to avoid bleeding and infection.