Under normal circumstances, we all chew evenly on both sides. This can make the stress on the gums on both sides uniform, which is beneficial to the normal development of teeth, jaws and muscles.

Often while chewing, the muscles will be developed while chewing, and the face will become bigger; The side that is not used often will appear atrophy and asymmetry. This not only affects aesthetics, but also causes imbalance of masticatory muscles and dysfunction of mandibular joint.

If the mandibular joint is out of balance, it will cause the symptoms of mouth pain and joint snapping. On the side that doesn't chew often, due to the lack of functional stimulation, a lot of food residues and tartar accumulate around the teeth, causing symptoms such as bleeding gums and bad breath.

Please go to the hospital first to see if there is any tooth decay. If there is tooth decay, it needs to be dealt with in time. And whether unilateral chewing caused dentition deformity and facial disharmony. If it is not serious, you can adjust it yourself. Otherwise, orthodontics is needed.