The dangers of secondary orthodontic treatment

In our lives, many people feel that their teeth are not straight enough, so they will choose to go to the hospital to correct their teeth. The most common way to correct teeth is to put braces on the patient's teeth. Generally, braces are worn for a long time. Many people think that the gaps between teeth will become larger after wearing braces, which is also the case for some people who have secondary correction. So, what are the dangers of secondary correction of teeth?

Orthodontic treatment generally requires wearing braces for 2 years, which is quite painful during this period. The teeth become weak and you can only eat soft food. If your teeth are not extremely ugly, it is recommended not to do it. If you must do it, be prepared to suffer for more than three and a half years. After removing the braces, you will need to wear a retainer for another 1.5 to 2 years. There will be some rebound eventually. The face shape will improve.

The best time for correction is when the permanent teeth are fully grown, which is when you are in your teens. The older you are, the longer you need to undergo orthodontic treatment and the longer you need to wear a retainer.

Orthodontics, also known as dental correction, simply means moving teeth to an ideal position to achieve aesthetic goals. You are 22 years old now and it can be corrected.

Guidance: It can be corrected, but it will take a little longer. Correcting teeth now will not cause loose teeth as you age. As long as you continue to maintain oral hygiene, these problems will not exist. The correction is more difficult than when you were a child. The method depends on your specific situation. The cost is related to your local consumption level. Generally, it costs about 8,000 yuan.

Go to the hospital for a check-up. If you have caries or apical inflammation that needs treatment, after the dental inflammation is completely absorbed, you can wear dental braces for correction. The current treatment and correction time is relatively long, one or two years.