Teeth misalignment issue

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Asked for Female, 29 Years

I got my braces removed a few days ago, but my teeth are still not completely aligned. There is a 2–3 thread-size gap between my two upper front teeth, and I’m not comfortable with it. If I decide to put braces on again, will I need to restart the whole treatment? Also, since the gap is only between the two upper front teeth, do I need brackets on all teeth again, or can it be fixed with braces/brackets only on a few teeth? I’m okay with getting braces again — I just want to know the approximate cost of reapplying brackets and whether full treatment is necessary. What is approximately cost of braces and brackets

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Dr. Pranav A G Dentist 7 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pranav A G

Dentist 7 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram

It can definitely be disheartening to notice a gap right after your braces come off, especially after investing so much time and effort into your orthodontic treatment. What you are experiencingâa tiny, "thread-sized" gap appearing shortly after debondingâis actually a relatively common concern.

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1. Wear Your Retainer Exactly as Directed If you have already been given your retainer, *wear it strictly according to your orthodontistâs instructions* (usually 24/7 initially, except when eating or brushing). * In many cases, a well-fitted retainer (especially a clear, plastic Essix retainer or a traditional Hawley retainer) acts as a stabilizer and can sometimes close or hold minor micro-gaps if worn consistently. ### 2. Schedule a Quick Follow-Up Contact your orthodontistâs office to let them know about the gap. Because your treatment was completed just a few days ago, your orthodontist can easily evaluate the situation.

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