Oddly enough, but the growth of baby teeth can affect the quality of the child. A number of studies, physicians have found that when children begin to change milk teeth for permanent and if these teeth grow crooked, they deform the upper jaw. The upper jaw is a lower part of the orbit.
To the far side of the eye sockets are mounted all the muscles that provide the visual function of the eye, for example, rotate it. When the deformation of the upper jaw, the muscles begin to work effectively. In 95-99% of cases of disproportionate changes in the upper jaw corrected with the central nervous system, muscles finely tuned and the person does not notice anything. But there are those unfortunate young people who have nervous system somehow just does not respond to this situation, and then they develop myopia.
If surgeons are offering you handle your child in such a situation, then take a break for 6-8 months, postponing the operation. Try to access the osteopath who is able to work with the facial bones of the skull. Perhaps he will straighten this situation and then the vision will improve. And of course, we must not forget the need of braces in such a situation to correct dentition and seek help from a dentist-orthopedist.
Change in the situation with the teeth and the work with the upper jaw can improve eyesight and it is likely that the operation will not be required.
