Orthodontics for children is different from adults, because children have a developing maxillofacial arch and the doctor must take this into account. In addition, children also have many other factors that the doctor will consider such as the level of cooperation, oral hygiene, and the child's psychology towards orthodontic treatment. Thus, orthodontic treatment for children and adolescents is not simple at all.

The issue of a child’s tooth taking a long time to grow back is something many parents are concerned about during the baby tooth replacement stage. So how long does it take for a baby tooth to grow back after extraction, and does the delay in tooth eruption affect the child’s oral health?

When intervening in the treatment or diagnosis of dental diseases, the step of taking X-rays is indispensable. Currently, there are many types of films used for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment, however, with the advancement of science and technology, ConeBeam X-rays help doctors have more accurate information, minimizing complications during the intervention process.

Impacted teeth are a condition that can occur in any tooth in the jaw, but are most common in canines and wisdom teeth. The signs are often not too obvious, so it is difficult to detect based on clinical evidence alone. Sometimes, treatment for impacted teeth does not include removal depending on each specific case.