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Lingual braces on teeth is problem on
Sir my age is 33 can I have take dental treatment on
Lingual braces apply on my teeth
Is lingual braces on talking problem and alcer
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you can go with lingual braces … there can be initial discomfort of speech , eating and tongue ulcers but the major part is it’s cleaning and you are already diabetic so you have to be extra careful with your oral hygiene.. also movement with lingual braces is slightly slower.. keeping all these aspects take a call
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u can explore ceramic or invisalign as an option
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In starting little bit problems are there ,but it settles down soon
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Dr. Deepika Chari
Pediatric Dentist
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi. You can go in for lingual braces if the condition favours means If your tooth can be treated by use of lingual braces you can definately try that.
Anything new in mouth gonna cause you initial problem in speech, eating and can cause ulcer. Lingual braces can be a discomfort to the tongue also. Again this is very temporary till your body gets adapted to it which might take 15- 20 days ( even more or less- based on patients tolerance capacity)
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If planned ortho don't delay further!!!
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Even the normal braces also make you feel similar discomfort as it's with lingual. Some patients are even there who don't feel any such discomfort.. So it varies from person to person. Take care and enjoy the slow progress when the braces are on!!!
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