What to do if the tooth bone is high

If you have high jaw bone, you must go to the hospital for examination in time to see if it is caused by jaw deformity. If this is the case, jaw correction should be performed in time. Comprehensive judgment and examination should be carried out, and treatment should be carried out according to the actual situation. You should consult a doctor, develop a correction plan, take X-rays and a series of treatment plans. Next, let’s take a look at some correction methods for high dental bone.

What to do if the tooth bone is high

1. Consult a doctor and develop a correction plan. Inquiry (ceramic crowns[1] are transparent, and steel crowns are divided into domestic and imported ones) and other related matters. It is best to consult several hospitals and make comparisons. Generally speaking, regular hospitals have better quality assurance. If your financial conditions permit and you love beauty, you can choose transparent ones.

2. X-ray: Take X-rays of teeth and head bones. The purpose is to see the development direction of your teeth and bones, etc. This will help to develop accurate correction methods in the future. 3. Molding: Use a fast-setting glue to put it on your teeth, bite for 1-2 minutes and then take it out to form a model of your teeth. It is kept as a backup and is also convenient for future correction and comparison. 4. Take photos: The doctor will take photos of your teeth from various angles during correction for backup and future comparison.

Precautions

1. Go to a regular hospital and receive regular treatment. Never trust any dental clinic. Although it is a bit more expensive, the effect is good and guaranteed. 2. When doing orthodontic treatment, if the doctor says that the gap between the teeth is too small and the teeth need to be ground down, do not do it during the correction. This is because there is a protective film on the outside of the teeth. When you grind the teeth down, the protective film will be worn off. No matter how you protect them in the future, it will be easy to get caries, especially when doing orthodontic treatment on the front teeth. Unlike the back molars, it is not noticeable after filling. Once the front teeth get caries, it is very difficult to fill them.