Expansion of maxillary arch can be achieved in adult. However, actual bone movement will be much less compared to treatment in growing patient. Satisfactory dental movement can still be achieved. If large amount of expansion is needed, surgical assistance will be needed. Some new types of braces (self-ligating) are more efficient in expanding dental arches. Expansion can only give moderate space to relieve crowding. It has little effect on reducing protrusion or overbite (buck teeth).
It depends on the teeth. If it is very crooked then it would be long.
A palate expander is another term for a palatal expander, a device used to widen the upper jaw so that the bottom and upper teeth will fit together better.
Wearing a palate expander typically lasts for several months to a year, depending on the individual's needs. The orthodontist will provide specific instructions on how long to wear the appliance for optimum results.
Yes, it depends how long you have to wear your expander, but the gap can become pretty large especially if you previously have/had a gap between your two front teeth. :(
Yes, typically after receiving a palate expander, patients often need braces. The expander is used to widen the upper jaw, creating more space for teeth alignment. Once the expansion is complete, braces are usually applied to straighten and properly align the teeth. This combination helps achieve optimal results for dental alignment and bite correction.
Yes, a lot of times you'll get the expander before your braces, just so you get used to it and so the teeth are ready for braces. Many people, in their early stages of braces have both an expander and braces,.
Yes, lions lose their baby teeth just like humans do. They typically have 30 teeth as adults, with sharp canines for hunting and tearing flesh. Over time, their teeth can wear down from hunting and feeding on prey.
Yes and no. Adults generally have 28 permanent teeth excluding the wisdom teeth. Most adults will not develop all 4 wisdom teeth, which would bring the count to 32, had they. However, the amount of teeth can change during adulthood depending on tooth extractions, wisdom teeth, or malformed teeth.
adults ther got 35 teeth
they have 4o teeth as adults
Adults typically have more teeth than children because adults have a full set of permanent teeth, which includes 32 teeth, while children have only primary (baby) teeth, totaling 20. As children grow, their baby teeth fall out and are replaced by permanent teeth, leading to the increase in the total number of teeth. Additionally, adults often have third molars, or wisdom teeth, which can further increase their total tooth count.
Adults have eight premolar teeth. They also have eight fingers (and two thumbs).