How to correct children's skeletal protrusions

Children's dental problems are often a headache because of various reasons that may cause children to have buck teeth. Skeletal protrusions are a relatively common dental problem that often requires children to undergo continuous orthodontic treatment. However, the buck teeth situation of each child is different, so we should pay attention to using different correction methods for each child. So how to correct skeletal protrusions in children?

What is bone protrusion?

Skeletal protrusion is called maxillary and maxillary protrusion in stomatology, which is mainly caused by bone protrusions and manifests as teeth protruding outwards. Skeletal protrusion can be divided into maxillary or mandibular protrusion.

Causes of skeletal protrusions

Bone protrusion is mainly caused by excessive development of the maxillary bone or retraction of the mandibular bone. This genetic factor is stronger. Maxillary protrusion may be caused by bad habits such as biting pencils in childhood, while mandibular retrusion is less likely to be caused by acquired artificial factors and is mostly brought from the womb. Recommended reading: Aurora Oral Care: What to do with buck teeth

Can skeletal protrusions be corrected?

1. Orthodontic technology: American invisible orthodontics uses computer-aided three-dimensional diagnosis, design, manufacturing and other systems to produce a series of personalized transparent appliances based on the specific circumstances of each customer. It is a new type of orthodontic technology that allows customers to achieve their treatment goals by wearing them on time and replacing them regularly. Aurora personalized correction is an advanced correction technology. It has a very good effect on teeth correction and can effectively correct various symptoms of uneven teeth. Recommended reading: Aurora Oral Care: Is it better to correct buck teeth as soon as possible?

2. Orthodontic surgery: This surgery is a new method of jaw plastic surgery, combining cosmetology and surgical treatment. It is safe and traceless, with miraculous results. There is no need to wear braces and it does not affect normal work. However, orthodontic surgery has certain risks, so you need to choose carefully.