How to correct rabbit teeth

Teeth are very important to us. They bring many benefits to our lives, but they also cause many problems, such as the case of rabbit teeth. This is a kind of deformed teeth. The appearance of this kind of teeth is relatively ugly, but it can be corrected through some methods. However, many people don’t know how to correct it. So how to correct rabbit teeth?

The price of rabbit teeth correction depends on the degree of rabbit teeth of each patient. Generally speaking, the more severe the patient's rabbit teeth are, the more difficult it is to correct them and the longer the course of treatment will be. Therefore, the cost of rabbit teeth correction will be relatively higher.

How much does it cost to correct rabbit teeth? This depends on the correction method chosen. There are currently two main methods for orthodontic treatment for adults. One is ordinary orthodontic treatment with braces, and the other is cosmetic crown correction. Different orthodontic methods will result in different costs for rabbit tooth correction.

Methods for correcting rabbit teeth in adults: 1. Traditional orthodontics. Traditional orthodontics is what people often call braces. Its principle is to stick pins on the surface of teeth, then buckle steel wires on the pins, and use the steel wires to apply force to move the teeth and realign them.

The second method to correct bunny teeth in adults is cosmetic crown correction. Cosmetic crowns are an emerging dental beauty technology popular in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. This technology emphasizes the cosmetic effect of teeth on the basis of traditional porcelain teeth. It has the advantages of beautifying teeth without tooth extraction, no pain, short time, and strong teeth. It is suitable for people who love beauty and have special requirements for correction time.

Genetic factors: Whether or not bunny teeth are hereditary depends on the reasons why the parents developed bunny teeth. If the parents' buck teeth are congenital and hereditary, for example, the grandmother has buck teeth and the mother also has buck teeth (or the mother does not, but the aunt or uncle does), then the possibility of buck teeth being passed on to the child is very high. If the parents' rabbit teeth are acquired, such as sucking their fingers, breathing with open mouth, cleft lip, etc., it may also cause rabbit teeth. This type of rabbit teeth is less hereditary.

Mouth breathing or bad oral habits: Normal people breathe through the nasal cavity. If you suffer from rhinitis, nasal polyps, adenoids hyperplasia, etc. that cause nasal obstruction, you have to breathe through the mouth instead of the nose. There are also a few people who do not have nasal diseases, but just breathe through their mouths out of habit. Mouth breathing will damage the functions of the nasal cavity, oral cavity, and maxillofacial muscles, and ultimately cause oral and maxillofacial dysfunction and maxillofacial morphological abnormalities. When breathing, the air is inhaled directly from the mouth without being filtered through the nasal cavity, which can easily cause upper respiratory tract infections and colds; the mouth and gums become dry and inflamed, and even affect pronunciation, unclear articulation, and incoherent speech. If a child develops buck teeth due to acquired factors, parents must pay attention. Be sure to correct your child’s bad oral habits as early as possible.