Hello Doctors,
I had my braces installed 2005 and removed 2007. I failed to wear my retainers religiously and now I think i need to wear braces again. My question is, can I still use my old brackets (today's 2019)?
I still have it with me, stored in it's original packaging.
Would I be charged less if I use it? My teeth looks okay but a little unaligned, and I want to push it inwards a little bit more. Thank you for the insights!
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Hello ma'am
If the condition of braces are ok and not used many times and are metallic it can be reused.but wires need to be changed .it all depends on your teeth examination and brackets conditions
Hello mam, if you are talking about retainers it cannot be used to correct your condition. If you are talking about your braces you need to consult with your dentist.
Hi There!
What I understood from your massage is that you are having retainers with you and they are in very good condition
Now you say your teeth are unaligned due to not wearing the retainers and also you want to take them inside
Here is the issue as your teeth ate unaligned due to not wearing the retainers this retainers which you have with you will not fit properly and even if they fit they will not make any change in regards to pushing them inside
You need to consult at first point and dr will guide you further
Dr rajendra sankpal
Because of the failure of retainers their is relapse. Get an opinion from orthodontist whether it is really nessecary as again applying pressure to bone may cause damage. Old retainers are of no use now
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