How to treat children with multiple teeth?

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In fact, children's supernumerary teeth are very common, but careless parents are easy to ignore. The so-called "supernumerary teeth" is also known as maxillary protrusion in medicine. This kind of deformity is relatively common, which brings great trouble to patients. Next, I will share the treatment of children's supernumerary teeth?. Hope to help you.

How to treat children with multiple teeth?

First, children with bad oral habits and easy to grow buckteeth have bad habits such as sucking thumb, biting lower lip and licking front teeth, which can make the palatal arch high, narrow dental arch, irregular teeth arrangement and bucktooth protrusion. Bad mouth breathing habits is also one of the direct causes of the formation of "teeth".

Second, the partial obstacle in mixed dentition stage is easy to grow buckteeth. In mixed dentition stage, if there is congenital loss of lower anterior teeth or premature loss of mandibular deciduous molars due to various reasons, the anterior segment of mandibular arch will become smaller, and the maxilla will become longer and protruding; The abnormal eruption sequence of maxillary supernumerary teeth and permanent molars in mixed dentition stage can also lead to the enlargement of maxillary arch, thus forming the "bucktooth" face of maxillary protrusion.

Third: when children reach the age of 6 to 8 years old and need to change their teeth, that is, when they change their deciduous teeth into permanent teeth, their permanent teeth are usually about 1 / 3 to 1 / 2 wider than their original deciduous teeth. If the dental arch is narrow, there will be a problem. If children's teeth are not in enough position, they will easily grow crooked or protrude, Even serious irregular arrangement, there will be such a situation as buckteeth, affecting the beauty of the face. As the big molars grow out in the future, they will push the front teeth forward, and the teeth will grow more irregular.

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1、 Local obstacles in mixed dentition stage: in mixed dentition stage, if there is congenital loss of lower anterior teeth or premature loss of mandibular deciduous molars due to various reasons, the anterior segment of mandibular arch will become smaller, and the maxilla will become longer and protrude; The abnormal eruption sequence of maxillary supernumerary teeth and permanent molars in mixed dentition stage can also lead to the enlargement of maxillary arch, thus forming the bucktooth face with maxillary protrusion. 2、 Genetic factors: because of the heredity in the family, this is another factor that leads to our buckteeth. 3、 Bad oral habits: children have long-term bad habits such as thumb sucking, lip biting and front teeth licking during tooth replacement, which can make the palatal arch high, dental arch narrow, teeth arranged irregularly and buckled. Bad mouth breathing habits is also one of the direct reasons for the formation of "buckteeth".