Q.
Hello i had the awful train track braces when i was much younger (around 15 years ago) and my teeth were straightened out in a painful yet necessary process but they’re falling back into place and shifting again which is a nightmare for me now. i wasn’t as good with my retainer as i should have been so i think this is the reason for my teeth movement. i’m looking for a fix and feel i may be suitable for linguals..my question is: do you often use this type of brace to fix shifting teeth that were previously treated with a fixed brace? thank you, best,
Hello i had the awful train track braces when i was much younger (around 15 years ago) and my teeth were straightened out in a painful yet necessary process but they’re falling back into place and shifting again which is a nightmare for me now. i wasn’t as good with my retainer as i should have been so i think this is the reason for my teeth movement. i’m looking for a fix and feel i may be suitable for linguals..my question is: do you often use this type of brace to fix shifting teeth that were previously treated with a fixed brace? thank you, best,
A.
Lingual braces would work just as well if not better than any other orthodontic braces to correct what sounds like an orthodontic relapse from previous dental treatment.
Go get yourself a consultation with a qualified dentist and find out how you can get an even better smile this time around. Good luck!
Lingual braces would work just as well if not better than any other orthodontic braces to correct what sounds like an orthodontic relapse from previous dental treatment.
Go get yourself a consultation with a qualified dentist and find out how you can get an even better smile this time around. Good luck!
