What to do if you have buck teeth?

If one has buck teeth, it will affect a person's overall image and face. However, there is no need to worry too much about this problem, because current correction technology can achieve a good correction effect, such as traditional jaw deformity correction or invisible transparent braces, which can correct buck teeth.

1. Traditional correction of malocclusion, which is the most traditional method of correction. The principle of correction is to stick dental nails, i.e. dental braces, on the surface of the teeth, then buckle steel wires on the dental nails, and use the steel wires to apply force to move the teeth and realign them. This method is quite popular among parents. It has the longest clinical correction period, is made of metal, is relatively cheap and durable. The disadvantage is that the correction time is long and affects the appearance.

2. Invisible transparent braces are divided into two types: translucent bracketless braces and ceramic bracket braces. They have been widely used in recent years. Translucent bracketless braces use brand-new 3D computer technology to tailor a series of almost imperceptible transparent trays to complete the entire correction treatment. Ceramic bracket braces use ceramics that are closest to the color of teeth as their braces, and the braces are relatively hidden. This method can meet adults' aesthetic requirements for orthodontic appliances without affecting their work or social life.

3. Repair teeth with cosmetic crowns (i.e. porcelain teeth). As a high-tech tooth restoration technology, cosmetic crowns are used to repair buck teeth. They have many advantages, such as realistic beauty, durability and wear resistance, color similar to natural teeth, good biocompatibility, no irritation to oral tissues, and easy cleaning. The disadvantage is that before making porcelain teeth, the original teeth need to be ground down and cosmetic crowns are placed on the original teeth.

4. Notes

Oral experts remind: Before correcting buck teeth, a full oral health examination should be conducted so that appropriate treatment measures can be taken before correction.