International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective To explore the clinical effect of orthodontic combined with oral restoration in the treatment of congenital tooth loss. Methods A total of 80 patients with congenital tooth loss admitted to our hospital from January 2023 to October 2024 were selected for the study, and a double-blind grouping method was implemented, with 40 cases included in each group. The control group received oral restoration treatment, while the observation group received orthodontic combined with oral restoration treatment. Calculate the effective rates of two treatment groups; Compare the language and chewing function scores of patients before and after treatment. Results The treatment efficiency of patients with congenital tooth loss in the observation group was relatively high. The language and chewing function of the two groups of patients with congenital tooth loss before treatment were poor and not statistically significant. After treatment, the observation group of patients with congenital tooth loss showed better language and chewing function. （P<0.05）。 Conclusion The clinical effect of orthodontic combined with oral restoration treatment for congenital tooth loss is significant, and it has more advantages compared to single oral restoration treatment.

Orthodontics; Oral restoration treatment; Congenital edentulism