Teeth problem

2016-04-11 16:36:13
I hv zig zag teeth n are little outwards. My gums are weak hence my doctor suggested to don't go with braces. Earlier i used to get sm blood while brushing my teeth bt now it is gone. This teeth make me feel uncomfortable n i can't close my mouth for longer period of time. Some teeth overlap each other a little. Can u suggest me what should i do.
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Hello there.... You should visit a Good periodontist ASAP to improve your gum condition ... After which u can consult a orthodontist for further treatment. Take care ..!!

Answered2016-04-13 08:18:42

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Hi.. Ideally first a OPG has to be taken and a thorough cleaning of teeth and gums to be done. After seeing OPG, let the dentist decide whether conaultation from periodontist is needed. And definately Orthodontic treatment is highly recommended. So consult MDS Orthodontist. Thank you...

Answered2016-04-12 15:35:31

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Hi.. You need to get a full mouth x ray( OPG)done and visit periodontist for treatment followed by orthodontic treatment. Regards

Answered2016-04-12 07:19:46

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Your signs and symptoms indicate gum disease which requires thorough investigation and treatment. After adequate treatment it is very often possible to proceed with braces. I suggest you find a good periodontist followed by an orthodontist who together can give you the smile you deserve.

Answered2016-04-12 05:35:34

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