All About Kids’ Crowns You Wanted To Know
Crowns
for kids are no less necessary than for adults. Many parents think that
children do not need teeth prostheses. Primary teeth will fall out and constant
ones will take their place. It is a mistake that may cause a lot of problems
for their children. Sometimes the natural order of the teeth changing is
violated on different reasons.
There can
be some appointments for extraction of the primary teeth. The reason for this
may become its severe damage or infection. Sometimes it is better to remove the
hotbed of problem not to let it spread further. What will happen if the tooth
is extracted long before the constant one will take his place?
1. Other teeth will be overwhelmed by
chewing work.
2. Teeth will move to fill the empty
space and grow chaotically.
3. The occlusion may be spoiled.
4. It will be difficult for a child to
chew food.
5. The diction may be spoiled forever.
6. A child will feel shy to smile.
What kind
of prostheses are recommended for kids? Usually it is a removable prosthesis
for one tooth. They are set up with the help of special locks that hug the edge
teeth. Sometimes they are glued but this procedure is much longer. If some
tooth were removed, a natural-looking bridge would the best decision.
What
materials are used for kids’ crowns? Of course, they are non-toxic, like nylon.
This variant is not cheap. It also depends on what will pediatric dentist see on
the X-ray picture. If the constant tooth is already seen and needs less than
year to appear, there can be a more economic plastic used. Nylon is hypoallergenic
and soft. It is used for a gum part of the prosthesis and perfectly repeats the
structure of mucosa. Plastic or acryl are much cheaper and can be an allergen.
Still, it is a very resistible material that looks rather natural. So if there
are no contraindication and the term of wearing the prosthesis is not very
long, it may be the choice for a little patient.
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