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Does dental correction require tooth extraction?

Hello, first of all, congratulations to both of you on your new understanding of dental health and beauty.

Answer your questions below.

1. Because her teeth are a bit protruding, "she" is not confident, which means that the beauty of her teeth is not satisfactory, and her current state is that her mouth is protruding.

The main purpose of your correction is aesthetics, that is, aligning your teeth and improving the shape of your mouth and face.

2. The doctor decides to extract the tooth based on your needs, because only by extracting the tooth and retracting the front teeth can the protrusion be improved.

If the teeth are not extracted and the mouth is aligned with the teeth, the teeth will still be protruding. So your doctor is very professional and you don’t have to worry.

3. Tooth extraction is usually performed on tooth No. 4 or 5, which will not affect the chewing effect of the entire set of teeth, because the utilization rate of tooth No. 2 is generally relatively low. So there is no need to feel bad because the extracted tooth is good.

4. The tooth space left after tooth extraction provides space for the front teeth to be retracted. In the first stage of 6-12 months, the doctor will align the front teeth and retract them as a whole. There are no seams. Then make some fine adjustments. So don’t be careful about getting sick.

Lagging syndrome only occurs when your doctor is a quack or an irresponsible person.

5. Correction is usually a follow-up visit once a month.

In short, if you want to correct it, you should do it as early as possible. The older you get, the more difficult it will be and the longer it will take.