Gum bone protrusion

Protrusion of the gums can actually be called buck teeth. It can be inherited and can affect the beauty of our appearance. Generally, after protrusion of the gums occurs, we can treat it in some ways, including minimally invasive surgery. However, many people still don’t know about its treatment method. So what should we do about protrusion of the gums?

Bony protrusions are mainly caused by bony protrusions. Most of the time, surgery is required for plastic surgery, and it can be corrected after orthodontic treatment. Buck teeth are the most common type of dentofacial deformity among the Oriental race. In medical terms, it is actually maxillary protrusion or bimaxillary protrusion, which greatly affects the appearance.

Patients with buck teeth often have open lips and exposed teeth. Their lips cannot close naturally, and their gums are too exposed when they smile. They are often accompanied by a retracted chin. When they are forced to close their mouths, there is an obvious soft tissue bulge between the lower lip and the chin. The upper and lower front teeth in the mouth are lip-tilted, often accompanied by crowding and unevenness, and the front teeth have deep overbite and deep overjet.

Skeletal protrusion is a common clinical symptom of malocclusion. Traditional orthodontics can only change the problem of malocclusion. If it is used for problems such as skeletal protrusions and other alveolar bone deformities, there will be a rebound phenomenon. Due to its sophisticated technology, orthodontics has overcome the problem that adults with bone deformities cannot be corrected using braces or traditional orthodontic techniques. It fundamentally solves skeletal tooth deformities and is the most authoritative orthodontic technology for adults.

You can eat semi-liquid food 3 days after surgical orthodontic surgery, and then eat softer meals. The corrected teeth need to be fixed with titanium wires for 2-3 months. During this period, do not bite hard objects, and it will not affect eating and speaking. After the fixed titanium wires are removed, you will basically return to normal.

Indications: 1. People who seek beauty with crowded teeth: The teeth are pushed in and out, which is unsightly, difficult to clean, prone to caries, easy to form tartar, and lead to periodontal disease.

2. Anterior crossbite is also known as "pocket", which is characterized by the lower teeth biting outside the upper teeth. Some people only have crossbite of the teeth; some people not only have crossbite of the teeth, but also have facial bone deformities, which is called skeletal crossbite, characterized by insufficient development of the maxillary bone - retraction, and excessive development of the mandibular bone - protrusion, resulting in a depression in the middle of the face and a crescent-shaped profile, affecting appearance and function.

3. Those who seek beauty in interdental space have many gaps between their teeth.

4. Deep overbite: also known as "protruding teeth", some of which are only manifested as protruding upper front teeth or inverted lower front teeth; others are skeletal deformities. Some of these people have upper front teeth and upper gums that protrude too far forward, while the chin is retracted behind the upper lip, or there is no chin at all.

5. Bimaxillary protrusion, or protrusion of the upper and lower front teeth, causes lip protrusion, and the lips have to be closed with force, with open lips and exposed teeth.

6. Lockjaw: Those who seek beauty because their teeth have no biting function.

7. Posterior crossbite and lockjaw: affect the bite function of the teeth and may cause upper and lower jaw deformities in the long term.

Notes: 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 you are doing orthodontic treatment, if the doctor tells you that the gap between your teeth is too small and that you need to grind your teeth smaller before the correction, you must not grind them down, because there is a protective film on the outside of the teeth. When you grind your teeth smaller, the protective film will be worn away. No matter how you protect them in the future, it will be easy to get caries, especially when you are 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.

3. After wearing the braces, a lot of food will be stuck in the teeth after each meal, and it is difficult to clean it even if you rinse your mouth. You need to think carefully before correction.