My baby's first deciduous tooth is crooked

Deciduous teeth are quite important for babies. If the baby's deciduous teeth do not grow evenly, it will have a certain impact on the baby's future oral health and chewing function. Therefore, when such a problem occurs, parents must take the baby to the oral department in time for corrective treatment. Next, I will introduce to you how to deal with and correct your baby’s crooked deciduous teeth!

1. What should I do if my baby’s deciduous teeth grow crooked?

Deciduous teeth refer to the teeth that a newborn baby grows when he is five months old. Deciduous teeth are not lifelong and will be replaced again. Many parents ask what to do if their baby teeth grow crooked. In fact, many children have crooked deciduous teeth. There are many reasons why baby's deciduous teeth grow crooked and have large gaps. Parents don't need to worry too much. After the deciduous teeth fall out and are replaced by new teeth, everything will be fine. However, we should also pay attention to the protection of teeth during the deciduous teeth stage.

2. Correction methods for crooked baby teeth

1. If your baby's teeth still grow crooked during the period of tooth replacement, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for correction. In fact, the baby's teeth are also hereditary. If the parents have good teeth, then the baby's teeth will be relatively better, and it has nothing to do with eating.

2. If the baby's deciduous teeth grow at an angle, the treatment plan should be chosen according to the specific situation. Natural tilt may have some impact in the future. There are many reasons for the developmental disorders of deciduous teeth. Parents are advised to wait and observe. If there are no abnormalities, they should wait until after the age of 3 to see a dentist for examination.

3. If the crooked growth of deciduous teeth is caused by accidental trauma, parents should pay close attention. However, the roots of children's deciduous teeth are still very short and generally do not affect their permanent teeth. If the baby's deciduous teeth are tilted due to other special circumstances, special treatment is required.

3. Notes

Parents don’t need to worry too much if their baby’s deciduous teeth grow crooked. They should help their baby develop good oral hygiene habits. If this situation still occurs during the baby's tooth replacement period, you can take the baby to a regular dental hospital for examination if necessary, and have regular check-ups, and follow the doctor's advice.