How to perform overbite cosmetic surgery

Overbite is a type of dental deformity, but it appears to be a facial shape that suggests an overbite. The root cause is the dental deformity. At this time, it can be treated with good orthodontic methods, such as going to a regular hospital for examination and then correcting the overbite. This is especially true for children, who are relatively young and know the best time for treatment, and the effect is very good.

How to perform overbite cosmetic surgery

1. Adjusting the occlusion and lifting the bite of deciduous canines: This method is suitable for anterior crossbite caused by insufficient wear of deciduous canines or individual occlusal interference. Usually, after eliminating the occlusal interference, the anterior crossbite will correct itself. 2. Get rid of bad habits: Common bad oral habits that cause crossbite of deciduous teeth include protruding the lower jaw and biting the upper lip. 3. Mandibular joint crown bevel guide plate: For patients with deep overbite of deciduous teeth, the mandibular joint crown bevel guide plate appliance can be used. 4. Maxillary lingual reed removable appliance: It moves the lingually inclined upper front teeth or individual teeth toward the lips to remove occlusal interference and resolve crossbite of the front teeth. It must be worn when eating. 5. Local fixed orthodontic appliance: In the early stage of tooth replacement, crossbite of individual front teeth may cause occlusal trauma. Local fixed orthodontic appliance can be used to tilt the upper front teeth labially and move the lower front teeth lingually to eliminate occlusal interference and relieve crossbite of the front teeth. 6. Maxillary anterior traction device: It pulls the maxillary bone and is suitable for children with underdeveloped maxilla before the peak of growth and development.

Correction method

1. Ordinary orthodontics: The commonly seen "iron teeth and steel teeth" correction method uses adhesives to stick the correction device to the teeth. Patients cannot take it off or put it on by themselves, and it can only be installed and adjusted by the orthodontist. It usually takes about 2 to 3 years, with monthly follow-up visits. The doctor gradually increases the force to move the teeth to the ideal designed state, and the orthodontic work is basically completed. After removing the braces, you will need to wear a retainer for a period of time to consolidate the orthodontic results and prevent recurrence. 2. Invisible orthodontics: Traditional orthodontic appliances are small iron pieces called brackets that are bonded to the teeth. Corrective arch wires are tied to them to move the teeth and achieve the purpose of correction. Invisible transparent orthodontics is a 3D computer technology that customizes a series of nearly imperceptible transparent trays to complete the entire correction treatment. Correction takes about 2 years.