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There are times when the way the teeth fits together causes the jaw to look crooked. This is because there is a shift from where the jaw wants to feel comfortable when it is in the normal position, and where it feels comfortable for the teeth to actually fit together in a bite.Over time, these shifts can actually result in one side of the jaw growing differently from the other. In these situations, where the actual jaw is longer one side, fixing the teeth positions may still result in a lower jaw that is crooked. Hope that helps!
1. is adult canine strong & in status of actually come out ever? Ans. Your canine is impacted and fully developed, so it will not come out naturally but we can bring it out by braces treatment. 2. if canine in bone removed & braces r put on my baby canine so will that baby canine able to...
Yes, you should be wearing retainers every night. Selective use of the retainers may cause teeth to move out of position.All the best!
HelloIt is ok to continue to wear your retainer as is , until you can make an appointment with your Orthodontist to have a new one made. Retainers are not supposed to be 2 pieces. Don't take a risk having your teeth shift the remedy will cost much more than a new retainer and all your previous...
There is a possibility that what you said is true. However, there are also many situations where wires are not placed through every single bracket.In particular, when second molars are braced to start, the wire is not always extended that far back, because the span between the two braces...
Unfortunately, yours is a very common problem with bicuspid extraction orthodontics. The bad news is that your medical problem will only get worse over time. The good news is that your collapsed airway can be addressed but it must be done by a doctor who understands the relationship between...
It is unusual for your teeth to be wiggly after eight months. The primary one that comes to mind is that you have a traumatic bite. IOW, your front teeth hit heavier than your back teeth. That can happen if they were trying to close spaces when there wasn't "room" for it....