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Can I wear my retainers with new crowns?

February 6, 2020
Asked By:Helpful582946 in New York, NY

I finished my Orthodontist treatment about 2 years ago, but in the last year I had to change 2 crowns at different times, and I didn’t wear my retainers for a year, now that I’m done I would like to wear them again. I noticed that my front teeth moved a little bit. Can I wear them until they fix? Or, do I need a new treatment? 

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February 12, 2020

Answer: Retainers and Crowns.

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Answer: Retainers and Crowns.

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February 10, 2020

Answer: Most likely no

Jean-Paul Banh, DDS
February 10, 2020

Answer: Most likely no

Jean-Paul Banh, DDS

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