Please check once you Close ur teeth properly if you find one side tooth up and other side down report the same to ur treating orthodontist. Soft tissue changes takes place after braces but focus on occlusion

Hello, After any orthodontic treatment, especially one that corrects dental issues like an open bite, it’s common to notice changes in how your smile looks compared to the smile before the treatment . Facial muscles and bones also have important role in your facial structure and symmetry. It’s important to remember that these changes are part of the natural adjustment process and not necessarily a result of the orthodontic treatment itself. Sometimes, this can make you more aware of differences in your facial muscles or smile symmetry. Your muscles and facial expressions may continue to adapt over time, and it’s quite normal. If you have concerns, it’s always a good to discuss them with your orthodontist.

Hi! Your smile asymmetry could be due to teeth, gums, or jaw alignment. Since your dentist isn’t addressing it, consult an orthodontist for a 3D scan (CBCT) to check skeletal vs dental causes.

Hi, Of-course there are changes in the soft tissue profile during orthodontic treatment, but the changes are generally pre-planned as per the orthodontist. You may still go for a CBCT, to rule out any underlying skeletal issue.

Hello From the picture it looks absolutely normal Physical examination in clinic will help you if you have further queries