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Braces and reoccuring gap in teeth
Had braces when I was 15 years old, when braces were removed I got a plate (type of temporary braces to retain position)for upper jaw to put only for some time. Teeth were perfectly fine for many years until 4 years back when a slight gap started occuring in front 2 two teeth so I saw a doctor he said put the plate again for sometime a wire has to be put (on the backside of teeth) for around a year to retain them at same place, however i just used the plate things were fine for sometime even after leaving the usage of plate , now from few months again i can see a increasing gap in front two teeth and front 4 teeth coming out wards. What is the permanent cure?
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You need to wear retainers ( plate) minimum 1 year. 6 months full time and 6 months night time. You might have a high frenum which needs to be removed Your lower front teeth should not tough your upper front teeth. Your bite should be stable. You might have a tongue thrust Sometimes wisdom teeth eruption pushes teeth Please see an orthodontist
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U may require retreatmemt with permanent retainers placed to stabilise the treatment! Take orthodontist opinion !
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