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Braces without tooth extraction for bimaxillary protrusion - is it possible?

Celebrated862688Jan 31, 2023
Female , age 23, height=160 , weight= 45 kg, skin= combination , round shape face. I already done off braces fiveyears ago for front teeth gap. Now i feel like i have bimaxillary protrusion.. So I want to put braces again without molar and premolar extractions. Is it possible?

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