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All orthodontist are perfectionist and I think if you tell your doctor that you are not happy with something and want it resolved, they will gladly make the changes or he/she might already have a plan to resolve it.
Dear trueself101,I will do my best to address your concern with the information provided. I recommend scheduling another appointment before your deband date to address the areas that you feel need to be corrected. These are your teeth, and it's you who has to be happy with them. I would also recommend consulting another orthodontist in your area for a second opinion. I hope this helps and good luck!Best,Dr. Jenn
Whenever I feel my patient's treatment is almost complete, I instruct them to scrutinize. I explain that while I know what I want, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don't want to take the braces off until we're both happy. I recommend you communicate your dissatisfaction with your orthodontist.Regarding your photo, are you biting down? If so, it appears that you have a bit of an open bite. Typically, you should not be able to see daylight between the upper and lower teeth when you are biting down.