Mild forward upper teeth i use trainer

2026-09-24 05:18:49
I have mild forwardly placed upper front . I am 17+ years old . I want to know if I can use soft myobrace type blue  trainer available online for rs 382 to correct it. Is it safe to use at night?  I have attached my teeth photos. Please advise if trainer will help or I need braces. Thank you.
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do visit nearest orthodontist for proper counsultaion you can ask your dentist for invisalign if you dont want braces but dont self treate without proper counsultation
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visit dentist for proper clinical examination and for further treatment

Answered2026-10-19 11:34:17

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Visit orthodontist for proper clinical examination and further treatment plan
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Don't self treat without any consultation from your dentist

Answered2026-10-16 13:59:17

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Myobrace will not help your case. It is meant for children to be worn when their permanent teeth are growing. It wont help is already positioned permanent teeth. Please visit an orthodontist

Answered2026-10-11 06:17:01

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It will best to get consultation done by orthodontist
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visit orthodontist for the same
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don't do self treatment .

Answered2026-10-01 15:57:57

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Hello Mam , Firstly you should not get soft myobrace online as it will be completely irrelevant in your case . For your suitability you have to undergo proper orthodontic treatment that csn be through braces or aligners . Best suggestion post clinical examination.
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Connect with a Dentist and an Orthodontist for your dental orthodontic treatment for best achievable results.

Answered2026-09-30 10:31:57

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