How does maxillary protrusion do?

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Maxillary protrusion can make people feel like a monkey. It's very ugly. Maxillary protrusion refers to the normal position of the lower jaw in the head, and the upper jaw protrudes forward before the lower jaw, forming a deep superocclusion. It can be caused by heredity, bad habits and diseases. Now let's share how to do the maxillary protrusion?

How does maxillary protrusion do?

First: 1. Remove the cause of disease, take appropriate measures to prevent its onset, and block its development. 2. Remove the supernumerary teeth of the upper arch, correct the bad habits, treat the systemic diseases including nasal and respiratory diseases, correct the dislocation of the anterior teeth, and coordinate the length and size of the upper and lower arch.

Second: 3. Early correction of the distal position of the mandible can stimulate the normal development of the mandible and inhibit the overdevelopment of the maxilla. 4. Orthognathic surgery is feasible for severe jaw deformity. 5. For those who need surgical treatment, routine anti infective drugs can be used according to the doctor's advice before and after operation.

Third, the best treatment is combined orthodontic and orthognathic treatment. Considering the occlusal relationship, bimaxillary surgery may be necessary. You go to the clinic to check, in order to give you objective and accurate diagnosis and treatment advice.

matters needing attention

Long term bad oral habits such as sucking fingers, sucking, biting lower lip and licking upper anterior teeth can cause maxillary protrusion. The above bad habits should be corrected. The disease can also be caused by the disorder of mixed teeth or eruption, so we should consult the hospital regularly during the tooth changing period. Nasal and respiratory diseases often cause nasal obstruction, gradually form oral breathing habits, cause abnormal oral tissue pressure, and cause maxillary protrusion, so we should go to the Department of Stomatology.