I used to have a very large gap in my teeth which was corrected with braces. I had permanent retainers put between the two central incisors which broke and therefore made my teeth more crooked. But that's not really the issue I'm concerned about. Because my teeth were gapped, there wasn't a lot of room for the lateral incisors, making them very small. What would be the most economical and effective procedure to make them more uniform?
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I would find a dentist in your current location that will remove the remaining part of your retainer until you get home. Once you are home you should find an orthodontist and have a new retainer bonded in to keep your teeth from relapsing. Good luck.
Yes you're young and smart. The shade doesn't match, it is bulky, and you are correct, it shouldn't look like that.You have great options. I am sorry that you went to someone who wasn't competent with their cosmetic skills.I'd advise going to a new dentist. It is important to see photos of...
Hi there,
When you get your braces off you will be given a retainer. This is usually a plastic splint that covers all of the teeth. Providing that you are over the age of 18, you will be able to whiten your teeth using an appropriate whitening system prescribed by your dentist....
