underbite progress pics march update

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gsx
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underbite progress pics march update

#1 Post by gsx »

Hello, another update of my crossbite, notice the rotating piece #5 wich is causing me some pain
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gsx
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#2 Post by gsx »

thanks meryaten
It's only the third day since the OD decided to re-locate the bracket next to the metal band, so that's why still hurts.

To tell you the truth i prefer the arch to be metalic instead of white, just because it chips, but it last more in the lower teeth than in the upper (in the upper becomes chipped in 2months aprox)

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#3 Post by gsx »

thanks Karen, I hope your teeth comes in the right place as mines. I'm still thinking in what will happen when the braces came out, because the space between the lowers and uppers its 1-1/2mm aprox, and i dont want to have the reverse bite again!

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Re: underbite

#4 Post by phanta »

Karen and others with a slight underbite - how do you deal with it?

I've had occlusal bumps in the past, but seems my bite opened up from them too much, so they removed them.

Now that my arches are evening out, my top teeth sit a bit on top of the bottom ones, especially once I wake up. I'm afraid I may be grinding them in my sleep, but no additional chipping so far - (knock on wood).

I'm wondering if there's something else out there besides the bumps.
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#5 Post by Nervous »

Wow lookin's good :wink: . I am amazed how much your teeth look like mine! But I am not fortunate enough to have my braces blend in with my teeth so much :)

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#6 Post by phanta »

Hi Karen,
That kind of answers my question - I was wondering if there's a device that would keep your teeth apart, other than the molar bumps.

But you dont' use any devices or anything to keep your teeth from touching, just the power of will :) That's been my tactic when awake, just was hoping to use something at night, but I guess there's nothing.

(sorry for hi-jacking the thread)
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