What should I do if my child's molars are broken?
What should I do if my child's molars are broken? Of course, parents want their children to be healthy. If their baby is not the apple of their eye, their hair won't come off, let alone their teeth. The quality of teeth also affects children's health, so today I will talk about what to do if children's molars are broken.
What should I do if my child's molars are broken? 1 Both permanent teeth and deciduous teeth should be treated in time after dental caries are found. Go to the stomatology department to fill your teeth as soon as possible, otherwise the lesion will infect the pulp tissue, and then the pulp tissue will become inflamed and necrotic, which will also cause pain.
Principles of protecting children's teeth
1, beware of drugs that are bad for the mouth: Many children's drugs contain sugar, which will stick to teeth and increase the risk of dental caries. Children's asthma and heart disease drugs are particularly prone to dental caries. Antibiotics and some asthma drugs can lead to yeast overgrowth and fungal infection, so rinse your mouth after taking the medicine.
2, drink less straws: many children like to drink water and juice with straw cups. Experts say that fruit juice and other sugary drinks are bad for children's dental health. Especially for infants, long-term use of straws can also lead to dental caries at the back of front teeth, so try to use wide-mouthed cups when drinking juice.
3. Cultivate children's brushing habits: It is very important to cultivate children's brushing habits from an early age. A child should brush his teeth when he has his first tooth. Even before the child comes out, parents can clean his mouth with gauze around his fingers. After teething, you should choose a soft-haired children's toothbrush and insist on brushing your teeth every morning and evening.
What should I do if my child's molars are broken? 2 How to deal with orthodontics?
The dentition is crowded, the arch of canine tooth protrusion (tiger tooth) does not match the size of teeth, and there is not enough space, which leads to overlapping and crowded teeth. The mandibular second molar erupted at the latest and held to the lingual side.
The gap between teeth does not match the size of teeth. If the teeth are too small and Mrs. Bow is too big, the teeth will be sparsely arranged with gaps.
Buckteeth can be divided into dental and skeletal buckteeth, and most of them can be treated by traditional corrective methods. Patients with severe buck teeth need to cooperate with oral surgery to achieve ideal appearance and occlusal function.
Maxillary anterior teeth and mandibular anterior teeth should be closed, with normal vertical coverage of 2mm. If the upper and lower incisors can't bite, the upper and lower incisors can't bite the food and the mouth won't close.
Cross bite is also called cross bite, that is, the mandibular front teeth bite out of the maxillary front teeth, commonly known as covering the sky. In addition to aesthetic problems, it will also cause functional obstacles such as chewing and pronunciation. If it is malocclusion caused by abnormal bony jaw, orthognathic surgery is often needed.
The long-term defect of oblique teeth leads to the inclination of adjacent teeth or the increase of opposite teeth, which makes it difficult to make dentures. At this time, it is necessary to straighten the inclined teeth by correction, so that the roots have good parallelism and are used for the reconstruction of dentures.