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Interesting question! The short answer is, no, the braces will not affect your voice, range, or tone after they are removed. When you first get the braces your lips will not slide on your teeth in the same way they do now. As a result, opening your mouth wide and articulating your lips to influence sounds might be affected. You should be able to adapt to that after a few weeks. If your orthodontic problem is amenable to correction by Invisalign this lip sliding issue would not be a problem at all ... you could remove the aligners for a few hours a day while you sing.
Having braces should not have any effect on changes in your vocal chords, range, or tone once they are removed. Good luck with your orthodontic treatment....and you have nothing to worry about
I wouldn't expect the result you see in the photos for yourself. That girl grew her way out of a recessed chin, and grew a lot. In growing individuals an orthodontist can use certain appliances with growth to help enhance chin projection, but you are 21 and not growing, so really the only...
I think you can avoid surgery. If one orthodontists says you need it, go to another. There is nothing wrong with getting a few opinions. Orthodontist usually don't charge for that.
I think I would have to see your smile to know what could be done to improve it. Feel free to post a picture, otherwise you should go see an orthodontist and maybe an oral surgeon
Uncontrolled flaring and numerous other compromises with the tenets of facial aesthetics is pretty common with the 6 Month Smiles gimmick. Really the best way to correct bad orthodontics like this is to share your experience through social media and word of mouth to save others from your plight....
It is encouraging that everything after surgery turned out really well. This tells me your midline can't have moved much. Moving teeth is what orthodontists do, and with good rubber band wear this should be a pretty simple fix. Keep in mind that there might be a tooth size issue causing...
Given enough time and patience, there it very little that cannot be achieved with braces. Having said that, just because something may be possible theoretically doesn't mean it is a good idea. The space left by a first molar is about the size of two bicupsids. The treatmetn time to...
