Treatment of bone mass:
Surgery can be done. Now regular hospitals can use 3D dynamic simulation design system to design the ideal 3D facial structure in advance, accurately predict the postoperative image, reduce the errors caused by vision, and make modeling from the perspective of dynamic aesthetics. After the operation, the patient can not only improve the alveolar bone deformity, but also improve the maxillofacial morphology.
Daily treatment cost of bone wrapping:
It is roughly 50,000 to 60,000, and the complexity of this operation is relatively high. Can only be done in qualified regular hospitals.
Can bone wrap be inherited?
It can only be said that the possibility of heredity is relatively large, but it is not necessarily hereditary.
Factors leading to bone enclave:
When a child carries a bottle for artificial feeding, the bottle will press the upper lip and the lower jaw will suck forward, which will easily cause the front teeth to bite back in the long run; Genetic factors and bad oral habits, such as mandibular protrusion and biting the upper lip.
Surgical treatment is still recommended on bone covering day. Without treatment, there are the following dangers:
1. Overbone teeth will affect facial development.
Because of improper use of the bottle or the habit of licking the upper lip, the front teeth are temporarily malocclusion. If not corrected in time, the lower dental arch will limit the development of maxillary anterior jaw, turn this tooth deformity into skeletal deformity, and lead to maxillary retraction and mandibular protrusion. Sometimes one or two teeth form a locked relationship with each other, so that the mouth always leans to one side. Over time, the development of both sides of the mandible is asymmetrical, resulting in facial deviation.
2. Bone-covered teeth can cause some oral diseases.
It is difficult for a meticulous person to brush his teeth thoroughly. These food-filled spaces are good places for bacteria to grow, forming bacteria attached to the surface of teeth. The smooth tooth surface will gradually become rough, corrosion and collapse will form tooth cavities, resulting in dental caries. Dental plaque stimulates the gums, leading to redness and swelling of the gums, bleeding at the touch, gradual retraction of the gums, gradual exposure of the roots, and periodontitis. Sometimes the teeth are too prominent, and when exposed to dry air, the gums will be red and swollen, forming tough meatballs, that is, gingival polyps. Over time, the joints will be damaged: pain, clicking, and even inability to open your mouth in severe cases.
3. Overbone teeth will affect oral function.
Normal oral functions include chewing, pronunciation, swallowing and assisted breathing. Covering the teeth underground will reduce the contact surface between the back teeth and food, reduce the grinding efficiency of food, regulate the digestive function and affect the physical development of children with bad teeth. When the front teeth are inverted, it is difficult to pronounce lips and teeth. Swallowing generally requires the front of the mouth and lips to be closed so that the food mass and saliva can move to the throat and enter the esophagus. However, malocclusion may break the seal of mouth and lips, leading to abnormal swallowing. Mandibular protrusion and maxillary retraction restrict the development of respiratory tract, and soft tissues such as tongue body fall back, which can cause poor breathing and snoring.
4. Covered teeth will affect the appearance.
The influence of the sky on appearance is more obvious. The image of a gentle and beautiful girl with a prominent chin will be greatly reduced, and a tall boy with a prominent chin will be less handsome.