mahon83050
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I had braces over 12 yrs ago for 5 years for a severe overbite (buckteeth). I don't know if it is my imagination, but I think they might shifted forward a little bit. Anyone else have this problem?
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Teeth shifting after braces
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mahon83050
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Well, I had to wear a retainer too, but those days are long gone. I am talking about noticing a shift way after the braces and retainer are off.Kerpal said:Yeah, my dog ate my retainer and I didn't get a new one for a few months and mine shifted a little too. When I finally got a new retainer it hurt like hell for a week but it fixied them. Just make sure you wear your retainer often, I wear mine whenever im sleeping.
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There's always a chance of the teeth shifting back to the original positions long after the treatment especially when your post treatment positions are far away from the pre treatment positions ie the post treatment positions are not as stable as we wanted. For severe cases the dentist may advise the patient to wear the retainers permanently(at night).
If i don't put the retainer overnight the next time it hurts a lot more.
What im feeling is some of my teeth are actually kind of lose (the 3rd and 4th specifically). I have gotten the braces off last September and am wondering if this is just a temporary thing ?
What im feeling is some of my teeth are actually kind of lose (the 3rd and 4th specifically). I have gotten the braces off last September and am wondering if this is just a temporary thing ?
Shiftkey
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Orthodontists are now saying that you always have to use a retainer at night for this exact reason.mahon83050 said:Well, I had to wear a retainer too, but those days are long gone. I am talking about noticing a shift way after the braces and retainer are off.
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mahon83050
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I hope not. Luckily I only had braces and did not need surgery for mismatched jaws. I never realized how much the jaws have an impact on facial aesthetics. Check out what Corrective Jaw Surgery did for this guy. Amazing!Shiftkey said:Orthodontists are now saying that you always have to use a retainer at night for this exact reason.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/sear...nathic+surgery&type=jpeg&no=2&tt=438&ei=UTF-8
happened to me a little bit, 2 of my bottom front teeth have gone a little crooked.mahon83050 said:I hope not. Luckily I only had braces and did not need surgery for mismatched jaws. I never realized how much the jaws have an impact on facial aesthetics. Check out what Corrective Jaw Surgery did for this guy. Amazing!
http://images.search.yahoo.com/sear...nathic+surgery&type=jpeg&no=2&tt=438&ei=UTF-8
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I am getting braces on for the second time, becaue I didnt wear my retainer!