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Rubber band usage with braces
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I need to wear rubber bands in few days. My concern is my buccal tube at one side is removed as it came off. So, that side I need to put rubber band on upper 1st molar and lower canine. However, on other side I have buccal tube intact. So do I need to wear rubber band on 2nd molar or 1st molar. Wanted a confirmation on this as had doubt regarding balancing both sides. Pics attached.
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Need to be aligned properly
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Follow strict instructions of your orthodontist
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Please take guidance from your concerned orthodontist, as he/she knows exact in and out about your case.
Do not switch to some other orthodontist in between, as orthodontic treatments are always well planned prior to your treatment and followed ... partially differs from one clinician to the other.
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Never neglect the instructions regarding your removable orthodontic appliance followed by fixed orthodontic treatment, they have very important role in teeth alignment too.
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Do take advise from your concerned dentist only.
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