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The word "camouflage" in orthodontics usually refers to masking the jaw discrepancy (in your case underbite) by positioning the teeth a certain way. I would suggest expressing your concerns to your orthodontist. It's difficult to tell from the photos your provided how your orthodontic result will end up, but I would trust your orthodontist and speak to them about your concerns. Good luck!
It is difficult for me to understand the situation completely from the photos you sent. What your orthodontist is most likely trying to do is to get your upper teeth flared out so they will go past your lower teeth. That must be what is meant by camouflage. If you don't understand the treatment, it is best for you to be insistent with your dentist so he will give you a full explanation. You are the customer and you deserve to have an understanding of the progress of your treatment.
Let's talk about Interproximal Reduction (IPR) first. Studies show no long term senstivity, or increase chance of getting cavities on teeth that have had IPR. Additionally, IPR can really range from as little as .1 mm to as large as .5 mm (or more) per tooth. That's a pretty...
It is normal for the teeth to have mild mobility immediately after the braces are taken off. They should tighten up on their own with good retainer wear. That being said, I would make an appointment to see your orthodontist who can examine you clinically, to find our if the mobility...
Hello!I'm sure the idea of having jaw surgery is a little scary. I wouldn't worry about a surgery until you see someone for a comprehensive exam. I recommend that you talk with your dentist and ask them for a referral to a great orthodontist. Go in for an initial consultation and just see...
