Open bite and extraction of tooth

Go for braces treatment after removal of milk tooth It will take 1-1.5 yr depending of the teeth

Based on the information you shared- Your doctor has already suggested the suitable treatment solution for each. My answers would be along the same lines.

Go for braces treatment.if you want good results follow instructions of doctor who is treating you. Without examination it’s difficult to tell anything

Hello Take traditional braces treatment after removal of mil teeth.it ll take 1.5-2 years

It's important to consult with a qualified dentist or orthodontist for personalized advice based on your specific circumstances. Open Bite and Aligners: An open bite occurs when the upper and lower teeth do not meet properly when the mouth is closed. This can indeed affect your ability to chew and may cause other issues over time. Aligners, such as Invisalign, are often used to correct various dental misalignments, including open bites. They work by gradually moving your teeth into their desired positions. The treatment duration can vary, but the dentist's estimate of around a year for aligner treatment sounds reasonable. It's important to follow your dentist's recommendations and attend regular appointments during your treatment. Retained Milk Teeth and Braces vs. Extraction: When permanent teeth begin to erupt but there are still retained baby teeth in place, it can lead to alignment issues. Your dentist has suggested two options: orthodontic treatment (braces) to create the necessary space for the permanent teeth, or extracting the retained baby teeth. The choice between these options may depend on various factors, including the specific condition of your teeth, your age, and your overall dental health. It's a good idea to discuss the pros and cons of each option with your dentist or orthodontist to make an informed decision. Slanted Permanent Tooth and Extraction: If a permanent tooth has erupted in a slanted position, it could potentially cause problems with your bite and overall dental alignment. Your dentist's recommendation to extract the misaligned tooth and replace it with a false tooth (likely a dental implant or a bridge) might be aimed at preventing future issues and maintaining the health of your other teeth. Extraction and replacement with a prosthetic tooth is a common approach for cases where a tooth's position could compromise dental health. Ultimately, the best course of action for your dental concerns will depend on your individual situation, your goals, and your dentist's professional assessment. It's important to have a detailed discussion with your dentist or orthodontist to fully understand your options, the expected outcomes, and any potential risks or benefits associated with each treatment plan. If you're unsure about any of the recommendations, seeking a second opinion from another qualified dental professional can also be beneficial.

Kindly visit a dentist/orthodontist for physical evaluation and treatment. Proper treatment planning after photographs, impressions, x rays required. In my opinion, better to go with traditional braces.

Visit a local orthodontist for physical evaluation and treatment.

It would be really helpful to judge your case if you could attach your OPG. (1) as suggested by your dentist a posterior open bite will cause difficulty in chewing. So orthodontics is advised. But for an open bite I would advise to go for traditional braces rather than Aligners (2) better to have the impacted ones pulled down (3) Attach an OPG as without seeing it’s difficult to judge