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Many children develop misaligned teeth due to details that parents overlook during the tooth replacement phase. Many parents, even after their child's teeth have fully grown in, prefer to give them finely processed foods. As a result, the jaw bones do not receive adequate stimulation and fail to develop fully. Gradually, the emerging permanent teeth become crowded, leading to misalignment. So how should misaligned teeth be corrected?

If misaligned teeth such as prominent canines are detected early, parents should take their child for interceptive orthodontic treatment as soon as possible. Interceptive treatment can prevent the misalignment from worsening and promote the normal development of the teeth and jaws.
In addition, various orthodontic appliances can be used to correct misaligned teeth. Depending on the cause and severity of the misalignment, fixed appliances, functional appliances, or Functional Orthodontic Appliance may be selected to correct the child's teeth. In severe cases of misalignment, if issues such as maxillary protrusion or mandibular retrusion have already developed and cannot be resolved with appliances alone, surgery combined with orthodontic treatment may be necessary to help correct the child's teeth.