How to repair the worn incisors?

Update Date: 2023-01-16 Source: Network

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I teach in a middle school and still like sports. I especially like to shoot or play football with my friends on holidays. At this time, I was very active. Last week, I ran very fast to grab a ball. Unexpectedly, I was still in the air. I was knocked and broke my mouth and front teeth. Now the pain is relieved, but the incisor is broken. According to the current age, it can't grow up. We can only go to the hospital for repair. What repair method is better and what should we pay attention to?

How to repair the worn incisors?

1. In our life, we can feel that our front teeth are intact. It's perfect to talk and eat. If there is a damaged image of the front teeth, it will not only affect our beauty, but also have disadvantages in the function of chewing food. We should pay attention to it properly, and need to go to the hospital to take a film for examination and treatment.

2. Patients go to the hospital for relevant examination, in order to check whether the damaged teeth have broken teeth caused by trauma, to see if the injury is very serious, if serious, need to do apical induction. Patients need to complete the treatment first, and then choose the appropriate repair method for treatment.

3. For the status of damaged incisors, porcelain fused to metal crown restoration is commonly used. This restoration method is especially effective for the restoration of fractured teeth. Doctors can make good decisions during the restoration period to maintain the activity of dental nerve and maintain the tooth space as the standard, which creates certain conditions for the restoration of fractured incisors.

matters needing attention

In terms of restoration, if half of the incisor is broken, it must be solved in time, which is responsible for our health. The oral conditions of children and adults are different, and they will be different when solving the problem of broken teeth restoration, which depends on the specific situation. It can protect teeth and surrounding tissues, jaw and brain from impact and damage during movement.