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Yes, it is definitely possible to have braces even if you have crowns on your front 4 teeth. Your Orthodontist will use special bonding techniques to attach the braces to the crowns as they are most likely made of porcelain (which is different than your natural tooth structure). You should address the issue now to figure out why the gaps are forming and prevent them from getting any bigger.
Substantial relapse following orthodontic treatment can be addressed using clear aligner therapy (like Invisalign). Clear aligners are comfortable and virtually invisible and were designed to treat orthodontic relapse. If you do nothing, the relapse will continue to get worse. I would...
HelloThanks for your question. As a general rule the space will close at a rate of 1 mm per month. Having said that I have seen faster movement and also slower movement. Either way the spaces will close just be patient , I'm sure the results will be worth it.Best of luck!
Thank you for your question. Retainers are designed NOT to hurt. What you are describing needs to be addressed with your dentist and most likely can be easily corrected/adjusted in his office. Good luck.
