Hello!
This may seem like a really stupid question but please take this doubt off my mind!
I have a friend who used to have a gap between her fro t teeth, but it closed because she kept creating suction between them with her tongue.
Right now, my dentist placed a springer on my braces to open gaps between three of my teeth so that the middle tooth has enough space to rotate and straighten.
However, I keep creating saliva between the new gaps I have (which are not that big) and so I create suction with my tongue to clean it constantly.
Will this possibly slow down the creation of the gaps I need? Is it counter productive?
Thank you (and I'm sorry for such a stupid question)
Ana
Suction between teeth
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Suction between teeth
Ana, the (probably) most paranoid and obsessed human being on this Earth. Big mistake, putting something on my teeth for years while I can freely obsess over it
Top braces (front and left side): February 21st, 2016
Top braces (full): ...... it was supposed to be a month later
Bottom braces: probably never, at this speed!
Top braces (front and left side): February 21st, 2016
Top braces (full): ...... it was supposed to be a month later
Bottom braces: probably never, at this speed!
Re: Suction between teeth
It's not a stupid question but it is an interesting one! I cannot imagine anyone (well, maybe Superman or Wonder Woman) who could create a constant, strong vacuum between two teeth in such a manner to bring them into alignment on a horizontal plane. I create temporary suction between my teeth sometimes to dislodge some morsel, and based on my understanding of things, you have nothing to worry about.
Dan
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying