Can burst teeth be treated?

The quality of teeth has a certain impact on our appearance and overall image. If the teeth are not good, it will also affect our mood and self-confidence. There are many problems related to teeth. Everyone's physical condition is different, so the problems that arise will also be different. Buckled teeth are one of the dental problems. There are many people who are troubled by the problem of buckled teeth in life. The problem of buckled teeth will become more obvious when people communicate, so the repair of teeth is very necessary. So can buckled teeth be treated? Now let’s talk about whether the problem of tooth decay can be treated and what are the causes of tooth decay?

Causes of tooth decay

1. The force of inward contraction; one is the tongue on the inside of the teeth, which exerts an outward pushing force on the teeth.

2. Teeth are usually affected by two forces. One is the lips and cheeks attached to the outside of the teeth, which produce direction to the teeth.

3. Under normal circumstances, the two forces are in opposite directions, balanced, and continuously act on the teeth, keeping them upright.

4. If you have the habit of breathing through your mouth, your lips are often open, relaxed, and shortened, which will weaken the force on the front teeth. This will break the balance of the two forces, and the outward thrust of the tongue will prevail. Over time, the teeth will gradually protrude outward. The alveolar bone surrounding the upper front teeth is all spongy cancellous bone, so the upper front teeth protrude more significantly.

5. One is inherited from parents. Generally speaking, if a parent has buck teeth, there is a certain chance that their children will inherit buck teeth. There is no need to elaborate on this point, as it is well known to everyone.

6. Caused by long-term bad habits. Most buck teeth are caused by this reason. Buck teeth are usually caused by respiratory diseases such as sinusitis, which lead to the habit of mouth breathing. Buck teeth caused by bad habits such as sucking fingers during infancy are also common. It can be seen that we should pay attention to minor illnesses in life to avoid big problems caused by small problems such as nasal congestion, and bad living habits should also be corrected in time.

The best way to correct protruding teeth

1. Cosmetic crown correction: Germany's VITA cosmetic crown repairs the problem of uneven front teeth through precise operation, so that the cosmetic crown fits tightly with the polished teeth. It can effectively protect the dental pulp and gum tissue, has good corrosion resistance, and will not cause any irritation or pain when used.

2. Correction with braces (wearing braces): Metal braces are the most commonly used. Braces must be worn for at least one and a half years to recover. The longer you wear them, the better the recovery. It usually takes 2 to 3 years. The earlier the healing, the better the effect. Children aged 12-15 are most suitable for buck teeth correction, while adults need longer time and the effect is not as ideal as in childhood.