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Hello, without x-rays and more photos of your teeth it is impossible to tell if you are a candidate for braces.Do you still have baby teeth that they are waiting to come out perhaps get a second opinion from another orthodontist to see what they say.best of luck!
Yes, you are! With just the 2 photos provided, it appears that you need orthodontic treatment, or braces. Please consult with an orthodontist in your area so that you will know your treatment options, and understand which type of treatment option is best for you. Also, you will know the cost and estimated treatment time with the best option.
Since orthodontics is a treatment that has many repeat visits, certain steps depend on success of previous steps and future visits can be anticipated. Making some assumptions here, but it is likely that the crowded teeth need to move a little before a wire can be put on the bracket.
John,In my experience, when a patient gets braces placed by one orthodontist and has to be finished by another, the treatment actually is more expensive to complete. Usually we see this occur when a patient has to move for work, family, etc. Many times the orthodontist who takes over the case is...
You have asked a great question while just starting your treatment. To give you a quick and yet complete answer, is Yes. Keep in mind that while your teeth are moving and shifting they may look slightly out of place, your final results will ultimately be in the hands of your provider. Your...
Hi! Congratulations on getting your braces off! Based on the posted photos I see that your top front teeth do have a more square shape. You may be a candidate for esthetic crown lengthening by a periodontist (gum specialist). Discuss your esthetic goals with your periodontists especially turning...
The fastest way to get rid of that canine is to extract it. It is the most invasive option but it is also the fastest option. Your other teeth are fairly all in line so extracting the canine will not be that big of a deal for function or aesthetics.
By the photo, it does appear you have mild-moderate over-extrusion of your incisors and/or maxilla causing a gummy smile. Please consult with your orthodontist about temporary anchorage devices (TADs) to gently intrude your incisors and reduce the excessive gingival display. Cheers!
