What should I do if my teeth are uneven at the age of 8?

Eight-year-old children are changing their teeth, and they may have irregular teeth for a while. You can observe it first Wait until the child's tooth replacement period is over, and then observe whether the child's teeth are still uneven. You can also go to a regular hospital to consult relevant doctors and then carry out corresponding treatment. The average child's tooth changing period is about six years old to 1 1 year old, and some teeth may be uneven during this period. If the child is still uneven after the tooth changing period, it should be corrected as soon as possible. Let children develop good habits at ordinary times, and don't suck their fingers often. Pay attention to keep your mouth clean and tidy, and brush your teeth every morning and evening. Eat more fruits and vegetables, supplement vitamins, and don't eat too many sweets. The problem of retention or premature shedding of deciduous teeth caused by dental caries is not dealt with in time, which leads to the inclination of adjacent teeth and the obstruction of permanent teeth eruption, which leads to the dislocation and irregularity of permanent teeth. Parents should take their children to Delun Dental Children Orthodontic Center for examination and treatment in time, especially dental caries should be treated as soon as possible to prevent the progress of dental caries and help children recover the normal shape and physiological function of teeth.

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