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Yes, they might have to push back the day you get your braces off. You should give your orthodontist a call and explain what happened (which bracket came off). They may want to see you right away depending on which bracket came off. Depending on the location of the bracket, and forces that are being placed on the teeth (such as Power Chain) a tooth can move very quickly and extend your treatment several months, or on the other hand there can be no movement and it is not a problem to leave the bracket off.
The one photo reveals multiple issues. In addition to the gap you have flairing of the teeth, a narrow maxilla and probably a compromisd airway.I suggest you work with an Oral Myofunctional therapist to learn exercises to retrain your tongue. Some patients see resolution just from that.I...
Hi, thanks for sending your question. Retainers are designed to hold the teeth in position rather than being used for movement of the teeth. You can consider orthodontics to help re position that tooth again for you. All the best!
Gingival hypertrophy/hyperplasia is a common side effect of orthodontic treatment, often resulting from less than ideal oral hygiene while the braces are on. Usually the gums return to their original size but sometimes there is residual gingival enlargement. In these cases, you should discuss...
