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Hi, after root canal and fixing cap to tooth, is it ok to go for braces treatment? If no, then after how much time I can go for this treatment?
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You can definitely go ahead. Doesnt cause any issues. If you havent done the permanent cap yet, get it done after braces especially if it's the front tooth.if you've got it done too, no issues, there are polishing pastes that bring back the shine post treatment
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U can hv braces.nothing wil gappe wrong with caps
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Ya I can understand your confusion... But I suggest, if u r going for the braces , u can go for it... But sometimes the cap may damage after completing braces treatment... So after braces u may need to change the cap....
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Yes you can go for the orthodontic Treatment (braces)
You don’t have to wait ma’am
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You can visit the clinic and consult an orthodontist
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Yes definitely you can go in for braces after root canal.
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see an orthodontist for braces treatment.
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You can go in for braces after root canal. There is no contraindication unless you have any persistent pain, swelling or bone loss around the tooth.
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