Ortho Work- Your advice!

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DanishSheikh
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Ortho Work- Your advice!

#1 Post by DanishSheikh »

Hey Guys!

I have a rotated second premolar(first pic) which I want to align along with other open spaces. Also, can my midline be changed? It doesnt match my bottom teeth. I am thinking of getting lingual braces. Would they be fine?

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Tobilei
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Re: Ortho Work- Your advice!

#2 Post by Tobilei »

Only an ortho can answer whether or not you are a candidate for lingual braces and exactly what they can do but I would guess that they can definitely rotate the molar (I have a few that are being rotated) and line up and close the midline.

Sita
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#3 Post by Sita »

Only an orthodontist can tell you whether or not you are a candidate for lingual braces. As for the rest I don't see why it can't be fixed, or at least improved, by braces. Seen teeth much worse than yours fixed up. Make an appointment with an orthodontist (or 2 or 3...) and see what they think.
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Ceramic uppers, metal lowers put on March 6 2012 to fix spacing issues and traumatic malocclusion. Estimated treatment time is 24 months.

Ciara
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#4 Post by Ciara »

Possibly - but you need to see an orthodontist. My midline also doesn't line up but it is due to a skeletal asymmetry in my upper jaw/face. I'd need surgery to change it and I''ve refused it. It should certainly be possible to rotate the premolar and close spaces but what kind of braces will suite you best, can only be determined by an ortho.

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