impact on taking your brace off 4 months earlier

[battleangel232232]

How much impact will result from taking your brace off 4 months earlier then the original end date?

I know quite well that it’s highly recommended to stay with the whole treatment. But I will relocate during the last few months of my 2 years treatment, it quite difficult for me to stick to the whole plan. I’m also aware that there is a transfer options but due to my job related reasons, I really need to take off my brace before I relocate myself.

So my questions are, how much different (teeth, facial) if I take off my brace 4 months earlier from my 2 year treatment?? The reason why I think it might worth it because from what I read/heard, it seems that the last few months are just for fine tuning and it doesn’t really make much big changes on the teeth/ facial structure, most of the large movement are usually from the first year of the treatment,Is this true???
hope someone can enlighten me and point me to the right direction

my problems
I have a 2mm overbite
mid crowding on the bottom
billmaxary protrusion

[battleangel232232]

Ya , I understand that everyone will have different result, but just in general (most cases) the last few months are pretty much for fine tuning and not much teeth or facial movement???:

[alexa]

The last couple of months are also for letting your teeth "settle". It's important to let your teeth relax in their final position for a month or so in order to help them stabilize.

Really, talk to your ortho.

[battleangel232232]

The last couple of months are also for letting your teeth "settle". It's important to let your teeth relax in their final position for a month or so in order to help them stabilize.

but isn't thats what retainers are for?

[jennielee81]

Ya , I understand that everyone will have different result, but just in general (most cases) the last few months are pretty much for fine tuning and not much teeth or facial movement???:

You need to ask your ortho about this since everyone is different. But details don't necessarily mean there's not much movement:

I've been in the final stages...what my ortho calls "details" for the last 5 months. Also have heard they use the words "fine tuning". Now don't let these words influence what is really going on in my mouth.

We've moved my overbite 3mm and opened my bite up. This opening caused one side to open a little too much so we're "fine tuning" that. My teeth are not even close to looking perfect. If I had got my braces off 4 months early, though we've only been fine tuning things, my teeth would have looked awful.

This is an individual thing, but keep in mind that the fine tuning and details can still be a BIG DEAL!