What to do if canine teeth grow crooked

Canine teeth grow on both sides of the front teeth. They are longer than other teeth. Although they look very cute, they will affect the mouth and cause serious deformation. They also cannot close the mouth. They must be checked and corrected in time. You can go to the dental hospital for treatment with special machines. The best time for treatment is after the baby's canine teeth have just grown, which will help the teeth grow correctly. Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

The child has canine teeth, which is very cute, but the canine teeth are squeezed out of their normal position and stick outwards. When he opens his mouth, the two "fangs" are prominently visible like knife blades, which is unsightly. For this reason, many parents took their children to the hospital and asked them to have the implants removed. Oral experts emphasize that the canines on both sides are responsible for bearing weight, biting and transmitting force in a person's mouth throughout their life. Removing them at will may cause food to remain in the gaps and affect the fullness of the face. Therefore, it is better to choose troublesome orthodontic surgery than to remove them blindly for the sake of saving trouble. Is it better to correct canine teeth or remove them? "Everyone will have canine teeth, also called canine teeth. They will always exist regardless of whether they are deciduous teeth or permanent teeth." According to an oral expert from Chengdu Xinqiao Dentistry, this is one of the typical characteristics of mammals.

Random extraction may also cause food to remain in the gaps, increasing the possibility of tooth decay. The larger gap created by pulling out canine teeth can easily trap food debris, and the loss of teeth may also affect a person's chewing function. Another major drawback is aesthetics. According to an oral specialist at Chengdu Xinqiao Dental Clinic, after having canine teeth removed, the corners of the mouth will collapse, the nasolabial grooves will deepen, the fullness of the face will decrease, and the face will appear old, thus affecting the beauty of the entire face. Therefore, you should be cautious when removing canine teeth in order to maintain the long-term effect of a fuller face.

The ideal time to undergo orthodontic treatment for canine teeth is at the age of eleven or twelve, because this is the early stage of permanent tooth replacement and the orthodontic clinical effect is the best. However, it is not ruled out that special cases need to be treated at that time rather than waiting until this stage. "An oral specialist from Chengdu Xinqiao Dental Hospital reminds us that prevention is better than cure. In addition to seeing a specialist, it is best to see a dentist regularly during the period when children's teeth are replaced, preferably once every six months or a year.