Comparison of side profile before and after dental surgery?

In this age where looks are everything, many people lose their beauty and confidence because of their deformed teeth. The emergence of orthodontics has given hope to many people with deformed teeth. Traditional braces can easily lead to inability to speak, tongue rubbing, mouth rot, etc., and teeth can also become loose. In fact, these are all normal phenomena and will generally disappear in 1-2 weeks. Many people have become more confident and cheerful through orthodontics, and the most important thing is that they dare to take photos of their side faces.

Simple irregular teeth or malocclusion will not have much impact on the face shape as long as the development of the upper and lower jaws is normal. However, if the malocclusion is combined with abnormal development of the upper and lower jaws, the face shape will appear uncoordinated and even have aesthetic defects. If you find malocclusion, you should undergo dental correction in time. There are three specific situations: 1. Malocclusion caused by protrusion of the maxillary and mandibular bones or the alveolar bones: there will be difficulty in closing the lips, or the muscles around the lips will be tight when closing the lips; when you open your mouth and smile, the teeth and gums will be exposed too much. 2. Malocclusion due to overdevelopment of the upper jaw or underdevelopment of the lower jaw: The patient has a face with obvious protrusion of the upper jaw or retracted mandible. In severe cases, it will be difficult to close the lips and the upper front teeth will be exposed too much. 2. Malocclusion due to overdevelopment of the upper jaw or underdevelopment of the lower jaw: The patient has a face with obvious protrusion of the upper jaw or retracted mandible. In severe cases, it will be difficult to close the lips and the upper front teeth will be exposed too much.

2. Uneven jaw - asymmetrical face. Due to decayed or missing teeth on one side, eating with the other side for a long time will lead to asymmetrical face, which seriously affects the appearance and mental health.

Once unilateral chewing causes serious consequences such as facial asymmetry, it is difficult to correct it. Therefore, it is crucial to eliminate the relevant causes. For example, you should maintain good oral hygiene on a daily basis, go to the hospital to check your teeth every six months, and treat dental diseases in a timely manner if you find them. If you are missing teeth, you should take appropriate measures or get dentures. In short, after the cause of unilateral chewing is eliminated, you should insist on chewing food with the teeth on both sides. If the facial asymmetry is not serious and the patient is not too old, the deformity will gradually disappear in the future. In severe cases, it can be restored through orthodontic treatment or facial plastic surgery.

4. Crossbite of individual teeth - Sunken upper lip means that individual front teeth or two teeth are crossbite, which is extremely harmful. It will affect the normal development of the upper face and cause the upper lip to be sunken. Moreover, its potential harm is that it is most likely to cause temporomandibular joint disorder in children when they grow to 30 to 40 years old.

5. Recessive mandible and underdeveloped chin, small chin, commonly known as bird's beak. It affects the appearance of the face. At the same time, because the lower teeth are too narrow, the development of the upper teeth is restricted, which also affects the function.