In fact, the so-called tooth wrapping is manifested in three symptoms: the baby's front teeth are reversed, the mesial malocclusion or the mandibular protrusion when teething. If the child is found to have braces, it must be treated in time, which may seriously affect the normal development of the child. Moreover, everyone's teeth may be covered to varying degrees, and even the front teeth may be malocclusion and the rear teeth may be mesiodinated, and the front teeth may be malocclusion and mesiodinated, even leading to synchronous mandibular protrusion.

If you find that your child has a toothache, you must first find out the cause of this symptom. This may need to go to a regular hospital for examination, and then it is best to correct it as soon as possible after discovery. The hospital will put forward the corresponding treatment plan according to the cause of the child, give treatment and correct the toothache in time. General doctors use the elasticity of orthodontics to help correct, or they can choose to use headgear and chin pocket to restrain chin from moving forward and correct teeth. Finally, we can wait until adulthood to cooperate with surgical correction.

Types of children's teeth

1, Functionality: This kind of tooth is the baby's mandible overstretched or the protrusion and front teeth are reversed.

2, odontogenic: simple performance is anterior crossbite, that is, the lower teeth move forward a lot, but the shape and size of the mandible are basically normal, the face is basically normal, and the chin is not prominent or protruding.

3. Osteogenesis: This kind of tooth has a large reverse coverage, and the molars are nearly dislocated. The face is basically concave, and the human mandible is generally unable to retreat on its own.

If parents find that their children are full of teeth, they must be treated as soon as possible, and at the same time, they should pay attention to some breastfeeding habits of their children when they were young. The root cause is to prevent the occurrence of tooth covering. Don't worry that premature treatment will do great harm to children. In fact, if not treated in time, it may affect the child's development.