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I agree that you should absolutely not wear the retainers. Call your orthodontist on Monday and get a new set made.
Before you put the old retainer in, have your orthodontist check it. I would not wear it yet.
I would certainly recommend braces for you. I would recommend getting the chipped tooth fixed after your orthodontic treatment.
Your orthodontic result seems within normal limits. Some over jet of the front teeth is normal. Retainers will not correct this but will keep your teeth stable. You may want to visit with your othodontist if you still have concerns.
Wearing your retainers may not be a problem and may help move your teeth back into position, however, if they don't go into place with minimL effort I would encourage you to return to your orthodontist for an evaluation. Take your retainers with you in this visit.
Hello,An Orthodontist will usually work together with a speech pathologist. You might have both going on. You need the teeth in the right place and them do exercises with your tongue to retrain movement and positioning. Make an appointment with an Orthodontist for an evaluation...
Sounds like the wire has shifted becoming long on one side and short on the other. Therefore, you should see your orthodontist
Never heard of such a thing!All I can think of is that your doctor is one who doesn't think anyone should ever have teeth extracted so he/she can't figure out how to align all of your teeth into your small mouth. Small mouths and big teeth sometimes means extractions....but braces will work even...