What to do if your teeth are poorly developed

We all know that as children grow up, their teeth will slowly grow out. Children will first grow their front teeth one by one, and then after a certain period of time, the back teeth will also grow out. When the child is five or six years old, the child will enter the tooth replacement period. At this time, the deciduous teeth will be replaced, but some children still have poor tooth development. So what should we do?

1. During the child's development period, if he has habits such as sucking his fingers and pouting, it can easily lead to problems in the development of the facial and jaw area. Although it is cute to see children sucking their fingers and pouting, parents should pay close attention to them.

2. Children’s tooth deformities may also be caused by congenital genetic problems. The genetic problem is too complicated to be discussed.

3. Some parents don’t care much about deciduous teeth, thinking that they will be replaced sooner or later and there is no need to spend time protecting them. In fact, in addition to being a tool for children to eat, deciduous teeth also serve as an important guide for permanent teeth. Without the guidance of deciduous teeth, permanent teeth will grow in the wrong position, causing children's teeth to become uneven.

As ordinary parents, we may not be able to judge whether our children's tooth development is normal or not. At this time, you need to go to a professional hospital to check your child’s dental condition regularly every six months to a year. First, you can determine whether your child’s teeth are healthy. Secondly, problems can be dealt with as quickly as possible when discovered.

If a child is already 12 years old and has problems such as crooked teeth, you can consult a doctor for correction. The correction effect in this age group is very good and the correction speed is relatively fast.

Are you usually busy with work and worried that you can't take care of your child? Then take your child to get orthodontics during the winter vacation ~ Give your child enough time to adapt, so that it won't affect their study and school life ~