What is a dental distortion?

I usually start off with the easiest of questions. What exactly is a dental distortion? According to dental doctors and dentists, the most common types of dental distortions are:

Iliches: When teeth pull away from the gums, and loose tissue between teeth is left on the enamel, this often results in a subtle lump on the tooth or dentin. Some dentists will use a specialized filling to fill this area. The dental filler will make the dentin lay flat and not be raised.

Whyca’s: A long and low tooth that sits away from the rest of the teeth. A droop or dip on the upper and lower rows of teeth.

Ovolocals: The upper and lower teeth shift forward on the bottom row of teeth.

What are the most common dental distortions?

The condition is a common misconception that your tooth shape should be all in the front. However, for perfect teeth, it is important to align the teeth in the right place to have the most beauty. The gum line should be in a straight line from the point of the tooth where it stops at the gumline up towards the front of your mouth.

That means you should align your front teeth in a straight line from the front of your mouth up towards the top or the top edge of your upper front teeth. When you do that, the teeth will look good from any angle.

This isn’t something that can be changed overnight. It is the changes in the shape of the teeth that will need to be done gradually as your jaw grows.

How to fix a dental distortion

One of the most common dental distortion is known as anterior capitis, or swelling of the back of the upper jawbone. This is caused by nerve trauma. When you hit your jaw on something, your nerves send a signal to the brain. When the nerve signal reaches the brain, the brain responds with a signal that causes the jawbone to swell in the back.

Another common dental distortion is known as anterior rhomboideus. This is caused by dental decay and gum disease. The jawbone widens, causing an impression in the lower jaw that can be hard to fix. But using proper mouth care, and proper and timely treatment, you can fix the impression.

How to fix your dental distortion

If you suffer from swelling of your upper jaw, you might have a dental distortion.

Common signs of a distorted tooth

Sometimes people don’t even realize that they have a dental issue until it’s too late. Although you might see your dentist once a year for your checkups, it can be hard to catch problems when they’re small. Here are some common dental distortions that you should know about.

1. Gum Trouble

Most people don’t give much thought to what happens when their gums get thicker or sensitive. Often, gum inflammation is the most obvious sign of an overaggressive toothpaste, and it’s easy to forget that even healthy gums can wear down if they’re pushed to hard.

2. Chipping, Bruising, or Outlet Problems

Chipped, pitted, or staining tooth enamel is an obvious sign of an overaggressive toothpaste.