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Impacted Canine Braces Duration
I have been diagnosed with an impacted canine on my right side. I am 21 years old. Should I really go for the braces? If yes, then how long will I have to wear them.
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Nearly 2 years times we need for this braces treatment.
You should go for braces.
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Yes you should go for braces.
Approximately 18 months
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Hello dear
Please be aware
See you have two options of application of braces- either go for apically positioned flap with canine along with braces or go fir extraction first and then application of braces.it us a interdisciplinary approach requiring both ortho and periodontist.for further details you can consult me
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Dear Patient
As an Orthodontist I have seen many adults going for braces with impacted teeth . It's normal and will benefit you aesthetics and health-wise also .
The treatment time depends on how complex is your case. For that please share other x-rays and records.
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