Loose teeth
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 11:54 pm
Guys.. I have a question.
I've been in braces for 6 months now (lingual uppers and normal lowers). I have just had my front top tooth braced this week, since it was extremely skew and twisted. The problem is that my bottom tooth has been hitting into the top bracket of that tooth and it has become loose and wobbly. Also when i sleep at night there is constant pressure on this tooth from my bottom tooth ( I clench my jaw to make matters worse) and I wake up with incredible pain in that particular tooth every morning. The only part of my entire top and bottom arches that touch is that top tooth bracket against that lower tooth!!
Of course, i am worried about root resorbtion as well as damage or chipping of my bottom teeth.
Also, the top tooth in question is very flared and it still manages to hit my bottom one. What I'm wondering is how on earth its going to work when they bring that tooth in? there will be even less space!
I have a huge underbite/overjet but have opted not to have surgery. How do elastics work and would they be able to solve my bite problem?
I've been in braces for 6 months now (lingual uppers and normal lowers). I have just had my front top tooth braced this week, since it was extremely skew and twisted. The problem is that my bottom tooth has been hitting into the top bracket of that tooth and it has become loose and wobbly. Also when i sleep at night there is constant pressure on this tooth from my bottom tooth ( I clench my jaw to make matters worse) and I wake up with incredible pain in that particular tooth every morning. The only part of my entire top and bottom arches that touch is that top tooth bracket against that lower tooth!!
Of course, i am worried about root resorbtion as well as damage or chipping of my bottom teeth.
Also, the top tooth in question is very flared and it still manages to hit my bottom one. What I'm wondering is how on earth its going to work when they bring that tooth in? there will be even less space!
I have a huge underbite/overjet but have opted not to have surgery. How do elastics work and would they be able to solve my bite problem?