First of all, if the loose teeth are not removed in time, it will lead to tooth displacement. There is a balancing force between teeth. When one tooth is loose, the surrounding teeth will try to fill the gap, which will cause the adjacent teeth to move gradually, thus destroying the overall tooth arrangement.

Secondly, loose teeth that have not been removed will increase the chewing pressure. The balance between teeth plays an important role in chewing. When one tooth is loose, the surrounding teeth will bear more chewing pressure, which will lead to excessive wear or damage of adjacent teeth.

In addition, loose teeth that are not treated in time will cause gum diseases. The gum around loose teeth is easy to breed bacteria, leading to gingivitis, periodontitis and other diseases, which will affect the health of adjacent teeth.