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Braces for overbite condition
I want to get braces for overbite condition. My question is can the braces be removed for a few days (10-15 days)in between the treatment? if it's urgent and required?
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Hi..yes possible. It can be removed for 10-15 days. You can visit me. Book appointment on practo.com, Dr. M. R. Pujari, Marathalli, Bangalore
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Go for lingual braces.
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Consult your orthodontist.
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No , we cant do it
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no u can't.u can go for aligners from the beginning of the treatment
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No u cannot remove either the metallic braces nor the ceramin braces for even a single day. U can go for alligners which r bit expensive but can be removed when u wish to
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Go for clear aligner treatment. It is removable transparent, plastic like material witch is prepared to fit on your teeth, it slowly moves your teeth to desired positions.
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Go to orthodontist.
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