I had braces when I was around 15-16 yrs old . At that time the doctor mentioned that i may need to remove my 4 teeth to help the teeth move more inside but I refused . I don't remember having wisdom tooth at that age . However I am 22 now and I plan on getting braces again as my teeth have come more front . This dentist is suggesting to remove the 4 wisdom tooth as it's exerting pressure . Is it enough or do I need to get more teeth removed
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If Dr has evulated and asked for removal of 4 teeth then you can proceed as per your orthodontist, it's Advisable to get wisdom tooth removed before orthodontics treatment
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It’s difficult to comment without evaluating your teeth.
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Or a get an online consultation to know more about the orthodontic treatment.
Upon review these were the findings-
Patient complains of protruding front teeth.
H/o orthodontic treatment, non extraction treatment done.
For 2nd opinion suggests present orthodontic complaint arising due to third molar eruptions causing protrusion of anterior teeth.
Elaborately these are to be done for-
OPG for impacted? third molar -path of eruption.
Patient counseling for orthodontic treatment after third molar evaluation, counseling basis health promotion (education) and retainer review, retention since last treatment, types of retainers used.
Provisional diagnosis-
Protrusion of anterior teeth
Differential diagnosis-
Diagnostic tests-
OPG for clinical review
Treatment advise for-
OPG evaluation, third molar status, retention of orthodontic treatment,
On these basis orthodontic counseling.
Prognosis-
Fair
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