What should I do if my front teeth are half missing?

Question 1: One tooth is decayed and half of it is missing. What should I do? As long as the root is still there, it can be filled. No matter how bad the teeth are, they can be saved. Your situation is the same as before. I was also damaged behind the decayed tooth, leaving only two surfaces and the bottom of the tooth, and then I used it to grind off a broken surface. Mending the material won't affect chewing. If you don't care, you will probably lose this tooth, so you can only do dental implants or porcelain teeth. Let's talk about dental implants first. First of all, it is very expensive, about eleven thousand. It depends on the region, but the price varies from place to place, but it won't be too bad. It is very expensive. First, drill a hole in your chin or palate with an electric drill and drive it into the bone, then drive the base of the dental implant into it. When you grow up, you can put dentures in like screws. Note that no matter what operation is risky, I have seen cases of failure. In short, it is a miserable word. If you want to do it, you must go to a regular hospital or a public hospital. In addition, you should bake your teeth. You should fill a useless tooth. What should you use to fix your teeth? In this way, only two good teeth adjacent to the teeth to be filled need to be ground off to make a post and bring it up with braces. In any case, it is a loss. In order to fill one tooth, two good teeth have to be sacrificed. And the price is thousands. So if the tooth can be saved, fill it. My parents gave it to me anyway. It may take more than ten years to recover.

Question 2: What if one of the front teeth is broken? Just go to the hospital to have it repaired.

The doctor will handle it according to the situation and generally will not pull it out. Usually, a small steel bar, about as thick as a pin, is used to punch a hole in the original half tooth and then fill it like a decayed tooth. The whole process is painless. The color is a little whiter than the original, which is basically invisible. There will be micro-cracks after one year, but it will not affect the use. Relatively strong, not fragile.

The pedicled tooth 1/4 which was knocked out by a badminton racket 0/5 years ago was repaired by the above method, and it has been used normally until now, just like the original front teeth, without any strange feeling.

Question 3: What should I do if I lose half my teeth? Hello, my friend! Don't worry if you lose it. The dentist says that losing a tooth may affect your appearance, and more importantly, it will affect your chewing. Dental experts say that half of the teeth are missing. The causes of tooth defects can be mainly divided into two parts: 1, external causes: the main reason is the external force that makes teeth missing; 2, internal causes: tooth nutrition deficiency, gingival atrophy, dental caries and other reasons will cause tooth loss. Therefore, the most common way to lose half of teeth is to fill teeth, and the best way is to restore beautiful crowns. Dental filling is a method of repairing tooth defects with artificial substances, and the substances used for repairing are called filling materials. Any tooth tissue defect caused by dental caries, wedge defect, trauma, etc. It needs to be repaired to restore its shape and function. When the lesion has spread to the pulp and even caused periapical diseases, the pulp should be treated first, and then the teeth should be filled. According to dental experts, tooth filling includes two main steps: tooth cavity preparation and filling: 1. Cavity preparation: the cavity is composed of cavity wall, cavity edge and cavity angle. 2. Filling: isolate saliva, disinfect the cavity, fill the cavity with mixed filling materials, and carve the shape immediately. Attention should be paid to removing the part that is too high above the occlusal surface to avoid iatrogenic occlusal trauma. No protruding fillings can be left on the adjacent surface to prevent gum inflammation. Crown restoration is a new cosmetic technique introduced from Europe and America in recent years. For adults, it can comprehensively and quickly correct and repair buckteeth, tooth dislocation, deformed teeth, pigment teeth and tooth defects. Crown restoration is painless without tooth extraction. Because of its good biocompatibility, there will be no black line on the gums. In addition, according to dental experts, beauty crown trimmed his teeth according to the shape of alveolar bone, without damaging his teeth and gums. Firstly, properly adjust the helical teeth and finely polish the protruding part of 1-2 mm; Then cover the original tooth with a neat white crown to protect the original tooth, and a neat and bright tooth will leave no trace. White teeth like stars, you can have them easily.

Question 4: How to fill half of your front teeth? Generally speaking, the dentist will pull out the remaining half of your front teeth and insert dentures directly, if you are a permanent tooth. Because half of the front teeth are missing, it is difficult to replace them. General dentists will advise you to insert false teeth, which is also very convenient and will not damage the beauty of teeth. If you are satisfied, please accept them. Thank you.

Question 5: What should I do if I lose half a tooth? If I am under 18 years old, I will ask the dentist to temporarily plug the hole (in special circumstances) and check it once a month. Then after I 18 years old, I pulled out my teeth and installed a metal porcelain, and it was OK.

Question 6: What should I do if I lose half my teeth? I must have a look. It's best not to pull it out. Pulling it out will affect both teeth.

If the missing part is too big to be repaired, you can make a braces and put it on.

In detail, it is to grind the remaining half of the teeth a little smaller, and then make a braces, which are porcelain and the same color as the teeth, and can't be seen.

Let's go and have a look now. It might get inflamed or something.

Question 7: Half of the front teeth are lost, which will not affect the geomantic omen. During the period of tooth loss, there was something damaged in the west of your house, or trees were dug outside.

Question 8: What if the front teeth are broken in half? First, check whether the teeth are loose. If they are loose, fix them and make them grow steadily.

Subsequently, the pulp is sealed to avoid the development of infection. If you are a child with incomplete apical development, you should do apical induction.

Then, the perfect root canal treatment.

Finally, the teeth are stable and there is no infection, so make a porcelain crown, which is similar to a real tooth. Let's live together!