Braces query. Face shape of my child?

Getting Orthodontic treatment doesn't harm the face in any way. Feel free to continue the treatment. Hope this helped

You should go by the advice of the dentist. Your child definitely is in need of an ortho treatment. Most probably this case would require extractions in future. If your child already has white spots on her teeth Please take an anticaries/ flouride treatment before starting any sort of orthodontic treatment. It would be highly beneficial. AS such you can go in for regular braces also, there's no harm in that but you will have to maintain proper oral hygiene for your child. In fact, even today regular braces are the most commonly used modality, most preferred fro severe malocclusion cases, and drastically reduce the burden on your pocket. The wire to be left on for a few years is for retention purpose to prevent relapse of malocclusion, which is very common after ortho-treatment. The looks of your child will be changed dramatically after a good orthodontics.

We understand that making decisions about your child's dental treatment can be overwhelming. We're here to address your concerns and provide clarity regarding braces and their potential impact on your child's face shape. Firstly, thank you for sharing the x-rays. Based on the x-rays, the bimaxillary protrusion is evident, and the recommended treatment is braces or aligners. These options can effectively align your child's teeth and improve their smile. Regarding the white spots on your child's teeth, the dentist's suggestion of aligners instead of braces is a thoughtful approach. Aligners offer better access for brushing and reduce the risk of cavities. It's important to prioritize oral hygiene during orthodontic treatment to maintain healthy teeth. As for future extraction, the dentist will evaluate your child's progress throughout the treatment. Extraction decisions are typically made to create adequate space for proper alignment. Your dentist will guide you on the need for extractions if required. Now, let's address your concern about potential changes to your child's face shape. Rest assured, orthodontic treatment aims to improve the alignment and function of the teeth, not alter facial features. The primary focus is on achieving a balanced and harmonious smile. During the treatment, your child's face may undergo subtle changes due to the correction of dental alignment. However, these changes are generally within the natural range and enhance facial aesthetics. It's essential to trust the expertise of your dentist and maintain open communication throughout the treatment journey. They will create a personalized plan tailored to your child's specific needs, ensuring optimal results.

Go ahead with treatment

Hello Yes It ll change shape and with this treatment ur daughter smile ll be better

You should most definitely consider getting alignment correct. Even though traditional braces has fairly good treatment success, but aligners in today’s world make far more sense; with respect to many things.

Get a proper treatment plan from your dentist explaining the whole process, treatment video showing the end result and time required for the same

Yes braces will improve the face shape of your child Facial features will appear more symmetrical and balanced. The improved arrangement of teeth and jaw Will reduce the risk of tooth decay and gum disease in future.

while undergoing orthodontic treatment it is important that teeth are cleaned thoroughly after every meal or at least twice a day.

The braces can trap more food particles and result in plaque built up and inflamed gums. floss threads and interdental brushes can be used along with brushing to help keep teeth and gums clean and healthy .

Hi. I appreciate that your gonna start treatment at right age. Retainers are mandatory after orthodontic treatment,do not skip it. Yes! there will be little change in facial symmetry after treatment (on the positive side) Do not worry,you can proceed with the treatment.

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