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I could offer a better answer if I were able to see you directly or at least see multiple professional photographs. To answer your question the best that I can is that your premolar can be brought into position without extraction. Doing so will take some time but the end result will be more stable than if you extract it.
A gummy smile is the result of an underdeveloped upper dental arch. This condition can NOT be solved by braces alone. Development of your upper arch will help but you will most likely require some cosmetic periodontal surgery as well. Arch development can be accomplished with the use of a ...
Basic issue is with occlusion. During previous orthodontic treatment, proper occlusion is not achieved—no need to extract more teeth to create space or gain space to replace the extracted tooth. Visit the orthodontist and tell him to achieve proper occlusion without extraction or gaining space. ...
Hi vanessa, Your roots are indeed short and I am impressed that you recognized the risk. I would suggest using Invisalign because the system is very predictable and your provider can ask Invisalign to slow down movements which will move the teeth more slowly and place less forces on the roots....
