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Deep bite condition
So i have a deep bite condition and i can feel my frontal teeth are being grinded and i have a wisdom tooth as well so i understand i need to get my wisdom teeth removed first and then get braces but will braces completely bring me a good smile again will it change the wierd smile i have now due to minor misalignment?
Is there anyway to get it corrected without invasive procedures or braces and im a student who is in search of a job will i be able to afford it with an aesthetic
smile what are my options?
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Deep bite can be corrected by orthodontic treatment. For more explanation you should visit to the clinic .
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Yes, deep bite can be corrected through orthodontic treatment,Consult orthodontist for correction of malocclusion, wisdom tooth has nothing to do with deep bite, if wisdom tooth is causing any problems or if it pushing the teeth then it will have to be removed.
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A deep bite can cause your front teeth to wear down over time, and if thereâs also a wisdom tooth causing crowding or discomfort, itâs usually best to address that first.
Braces or clear aligners can definitely improve your smile by correcting misalignment and deep bite, but the exact improvement depends on your current tooth position, bite, and jaw relationship.
If you want a better smile without traditional braces:
Clear Aligners (Invisalign, etc.) â Nearly invisible, removable, and good for mild-to-moderate corrections.
Ceramic Braces â Less visible than metal braces, but fixed.
Veneers â Can improve smile appearance quickly, but not suitable for all deep bite cases.
Minor Cosmetic Bonding â For small corrections, not for bite changes.
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Visit an orthodontist to get a detailed assessment (X-rays, photos, impressions). If wisdom teeth are causing space issues, get them evaluated for extraction before orthodontics. Ask your dentist for a cost breakdown and treatment timeline to fit your student budget.
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Correcting your bite now will not only improve your smile but also protect your teeth from further wear. Many orthodontists offer student-friendly payment plans, so you can start treatment without waiting for a job.
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You might have to consult an orthodontist for treatment options and clinical examination is necessary to evaluate the situation
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Please consult an orthodontist.
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Hi there!
For a full opinion online, you might want to share pictures. otherwise visiting a dentist would be the best way, so you get a customised treatment plan.
I can make you aware of the esthetic options for a good smile in general :
We have clear aligners nowadays, Invisalign being the best for minor adjustments of teeth. They are comfortable to wear and you won’t be conscious about the esthetics like braces.
Orthodontic Braces (metal and ceramic) both options are there. They are effective but time consuming, results take time and you have to wear retainers later to maintain the achieved alignment.
Then we have veneers, which are great if you want to skip braces, they are little expensive but less than braces or aligners, and they give you a great smile in just 2 visits.
These are less invasive options, as opposed to full crowns.
But yes, if you have deep bite and grinding habit, then the dentist has to plan if veneers would be a good option for you or not.
All the best!
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Visit a dentist for a customised plan and get yourself a well deserved beautiful smile.
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Dr. Madiha
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Noida
Hello! Deep bite can be corrected with orthodontic treatment (braces or aligners). Advise clinical examination and X-rays by an orthodontist to plan treatment!
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Consult an Orthodontist. The best treatment option for a deep bite is braces treatment. Share your x-rays to answer better.
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Dr. Sharwari Pawale
Dental Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Pune
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Kindly consult an orthodontist for detailed treatment procedure
Also payment for othrodontic treatment is divided so as such no burden of payment comes
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