Can tiger teeth be made?

Some people have a pair of small canine teeth, which makes them look particularly cute. For those who don’t have canine teeth, sometimes they envy such people and sometimes consult doctors, hoping to have a pair of canine teeth. In fact, such canine teeth can be grown, but a comprehensive judgment must be made based on the specific performance. There is a difference between canine teeth and ordinary teeth. Canine teeth are also called canine teeth. There are four canine teeth in total, up and down, left and right.

What is the difference between canine teeth and normal teeth?

The canine tooth is also called the canine tooth. It is the third tooth from the incisor and is also called the fang or canine tooth. There are four members in total, up, down, left and right. Canine teeth are thick, with deep and long roots, and look like sharp knives. They are responsible for tearing food. Moreover, canine teeth are resistant to disease and are not prone to tooth decay. They are indeed a prominent and long-lived entity in the oral cavity. It often shows up when the child is twelve or thirteen years old, and looks like the teeth at the corners of a tiger's mouth, so it is given a nice name - tiger teeth.

Can canine teeth be removed?

Canine teeth play a role in the oral cavity that cannot be replaced by other teeth, so canine teeth should never be removed casually. There are two main reasons:

1. Canine teeth are the longest-lasting teeth in the mouth. They have deep and long roots and are sharp and powerful, playing the role of tearing food apart during chewing.

2. The canine teeth are arranged at the corners of the mouth, supporting the beauty of the lips and face. When some people's teeth are not aligned properly, the canines often grow in front of other teeth. Many people think it looks ugly and will ask the doctor to remove them. Doctors generally do not recommend that you remove canine teeth. If the canine teeth are pulled out, the entire upper lip will collapse and look old. The aging effect is no less than the frightening age killers such as crow's feet and nasolabial folds, so canine teeth should not be pulled out easily.

Why do we grow canine teeth?

The alternation of permanent and deciduous teeth is a very important period. During the period of replacement of deciduous and permanent teeth, if the caries of the deciduous molars are not treated in time, resulting in large-area defects in the crowns or even premature extraction, the first permanent molars will tilt and move to occupy the gap, eventually leading to insufficient space for the eruption of permanent canines or premolars and the formation of canine teeth.

What should I do if my canine teeth don’t look good?

There are many unfavorable factors for poorly grown canine teeth. First, the upper and lower teeth cannot bite together normally, making chewing difficult and the canines cannot function properly. Secondly, uneven teeth are difficult to clean and can easily cause swelling and inflammation of the adjacent gums. In the long run, this may cause periodontitis, bad breath, loose teeth and other problems.

Currently, the most common method to improve canine teeth is orthodontics, which can return the canine teeth to their normal position and solve the problems caused by canine tooth deformities without tooth extraction.