What Causes Misaligned Teeth? Dr.Clear Aligner Explains

Date:2022-04-21 10:47:51
Author:Marketing Department
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       We may think that people who judge others by appearance are superficial, but in reality, we are no different. In this appearance-driven society, we have come to regard good looks as an important factor. The level of one's appearance can influence our perception of a person, and can have an unpredictable impact on their perceived work capability and efficiency. To make a good impression on others and to be liked, we truly go all out, from head to toe — even our teeth must be well-armed.

   This is just a figure of speech, of course. What it really means is that we should straighten our teeth. Having a set of beautiful, straight, white teeth will certainly leave a good impression on others.

  Before straightening your teeth, Dr.Clear Aligner believes you should first understand what causes misaligned teeth.

  1. Supernumerary teeth: Supernumerary teeth can cause morphological and functional disorders of the dental and jaw systems. Supernumerary teeth between the central incisors can lead to the formation of diastemas (gaps) between them.

  2. Retained deciduous teeth: When individual baby teeth fail to shed on time, this is known as retained deciduous teeth. This can obstruct the eruption of the succeeding permanent teeth, causing them to become impacted or erupt in an ectopic position.

  3. Premature loss of deciduous teeth: This can lead to insufficient space, resulting in crowding and malposition. It also loses the guiding function for eruption, causing permanent teeth to erupt in the wrong position or fail to erupt altogether.

  4. Congenital missing teeth: This is often due to developmental and embryonic factors. The absence of third molars is frequently a phenomenon of phylogenetic regression.

  5. Insufficient attrition of deciduous canines: Because children today eat overly soft foods, some deciduous canines do not wear down as much as other teeth. As a result, they stand higher than the occlusal plane, creating premature contacts. This can cause anterior or lateral displacement of the mandible, leading to a crossbite.

  There are many causes of misaligned teeth, but there is one treatment method that is widely favored by those seeking aesthetic improvement: Dr.Clear Clear Aligner treatment.