This logic is actually very simple. When our teeth have problems, many people will solve them through orthodontics. Because teeth themselves play an important role in the face, teeth are the support of the whole face. When the structure of teeth changes, our face shape will also change to a certain extent, which is generally under control.
First, orthodontics will change a person's face.
In daily life, some people may have buckteeth or irregular teeth, and many people will start orthodontics when they are young. The period of orthodontics is generally within one to three years. You need to wear braces for more than one year, as well as braces and retainers for more than one year. In this way, our tooth structure becomes more stable. After orthodontics, many people's faces have really changed.
? Second, orthodontics will affect a person's occlusion, and occlusion will affect a person's face.
When we solve the tooth problem, we are actually solving this person's occlusion problem. After orthodontics, our occlusion will change greatly, and the occlusion problem will also affect a person's facial support, which is reflected in the face shape. In most cases, the face of people with upgraded teeth will be more stereoscopic and better looking.
Third, orthodontics has limited influence on face shape.
Although the whole tooth can really affect the face shape, the scope of this influence is limited and many people may not feel it. If there is no serious problem with this person's teeth, after treatment, the lower side of this person's face will be more stereoscopic, the position of cheekbones will be more prominent, and the position of chin will be more equal. The influence of orthodontics on face shape is basically positive, and people who need orthodontics do not need to worry too much.