Can I correct my underbite with tooth extraction and braces? (photos)

There are two options in your case 1. space closure by braces: this is the best option because after treatment no implant is needed. 2. distalization of posterior: re-gain space in the canine region and place implant.

Orthopedic Expansion of the maxillar with the DNA Appliance will correct your issues, give you a full wide smile and improve your airway. Always avoid Retrusion orthodontics with Four on the Floor Extractions which can result in negative changes to your face and airway and numerous negative...

Answer is, if your dentist planned accordingly then yes. But if space closer is not planned by this retainer then space will remain the same. if this much relapses in two weeks, it's my advice to close the space and go for a bonded retainer.

By seeing your photo, positive findings are: mal-aligned upper teeth, extruded upper anterior teeth, and gummy smile. so, the answer to your question is, no surgery is required, orthodontic treatment will correct these issues. invisalign/aligner will give better results as compared to braces...

Many factors influence bite, including changes in the jawbone, tooth wear, gum disease, loss of posterior teeth, lip muscle function, and continued oral habits such as clenching and grinding. Your image/photo is not clear; please upload a clear front bite photo. If deepbite is there, in that...

With the help of TADs and braces reopening of space and retraction of anterior teeth is possible. But remember this mode is time-consuming. Visit an orthodontist, a general dentist can not do correction by this mode he is not a specialist for that.