I am 26 now. Can I have braces now. If it is going to take 15 to 18 months to get over, then I am planning for second child, Is that possible. How it affect my labour pain,x rays for teeth?
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hello
after the braces treatment you need to visit a dentist every 3 weeks and maintenance is required. better not to plan now. you can do it after the child is 1.5 year because it needs time and dedication.
Hi..kindly consult your gynaecologist before orthodontic procedure ..as such it's not a contraindication but you might have to maintain a meticulous Oral hygiene during the entire treatment procedure..orthodontic aligners is also an another good alternative..
Hi
If you have braces where something which is comfortable on your teeth like aligners which is removable and still does the job considering you might have issues more important like pregnancy
Hello,
Mam,you need to consult your gynaecologist if you are planning for a child and take their opinion before starting any dental treatment.As such orthodontic treatment is not contraindicated during this phase.
Regards
Dr SUMANMAKAM
Hello...
U can wear braces.. but in case u wanna straighten ur teeth without braces is also possible..
2. Radiographs are taken only for confirmation if there are any submerged teeth.
4. U cannot stereotype ur treatment timing it can finish faster also. This depends on the amount of discripency
5. Being a adult u can also undergo Lingual braces so that u can avoid showing braces..
6. Braces as such doesn't affect labour pain but good oral hygiene maintenance is necessary..
With regards
Dr Bala
Orthodontist
Kilpauk-Chennai
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