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Extraction for proper curve smile
It's been One and a half year ....And now my doctor want me to go for 4 teeth extraction two from upper and two from lower jaw .. i am worried that four teeth extraction would create lots of space and my smile would not look good on my face as it has now become broad and slightly protruding due to lack of space ...I went for my dental treatment One and a half year back coz i had crooked front incisors and i want to straighten up my teeth so that i look gud while smiling at that tym my doctor didn't do any extraction....Bt now my smile has broaden up and there is mid line discrepancy as well. .I want my teeth straight and align with the perfect arch... I want to know if it is possible to only remove one upper and lower teeth from one side only ... for creating enough space so that my smile curve bends in former shape and mid line discrepancy also get vanished
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Most of the cases and always Symmetrical  tooth extraction from both sides is advised. Unless if have Dental asymmetry or congenital missing of teeth or difference in overjet then only one side extraction  is carried out If go one side end up in midline discrepancy, asymmetry in alignment , smile it will lead to itrogrnic maloclusion Some cases after initial stage  extraction  is advised Dr Mahantesh Orthodontist
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