Can loose teeth be repaired? How to fix it?

Teeth are calcified bones that grow on the gums. They are hard enough to crush all kinds of hard foods, helping people to perform primary processing and decomposition of food so that the stomach and intestines can smoothly digest and absorb the nutrients in it. When teeth are loose, this function will decrease. Therefore, the teeth need to be repaired. Let’s take a look at whether loose teeth can be repaired? How to fix it?

1. During tooth replacement

Regarding the loosening of deciduous teeth caused by trauma during the tooth replacement period, the loosening of deciduous teeth caused by the physiological absorption of the roots of deciduous teeth during the tooth replacement period is a natural phenomenon. You need to pay attention to oral hygiene. There is no need to extract the teeth, and let the deciduous teeth fall off naturally.

2. Root canal treatment

For loose teeth caused by apical periodontitis, you can go to the hospital to treat the affected teeth. After the apical inflammation is eliminated, the affected teeth will gradually stabilize as the inflammation recovers.

3. Teeth fixation

It is mainly used to treat loose teeth caused by trauma. This treatment involves placing a dental retainer between the good tooth and the loose tooth. It should be noted that if the treatment is not done properly or in an irregular manner, the corresponding healthy teeth will become loose.

4. Adjust the bite

Occlusal trauma can also cause loose teeth, and multi-rooted teeth may not become loose obviously. It is recommended to go to a professional dental clinic to let a professional dentist diagnose the teeth with occlusal trauma and provide targeted adjustment and treatment.

5. Surgical treatment

It is mainly used to treat loose teeth caused by apical cysts or tumor compression. You must go to the hospital for examination and surgical treatment as soon as possible.

6. Local treatment

The main thing is to control inflammation and infection, learn the correct way to brush your teeth, and maintain oral hygiene. Patients with tartar and periodontal pockets should go to the hospital for treatment regularly. For those with loose teeth, wire ligation or splint fixation can be used to make the loose teeth relatively stable and able to withstand a certain biting force.