Can Retainers Move Teeth
I'm interested in fixing the gap in my front teeth. Could you please let me know how much it would cost? And how long do ...
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Unfortunately, I can't offer an accurate estimate of the cost or longevity of fixing your front teeth gap without details! the price and duration depend on several factors, including: • gap size and type: small gaps can be treated with simpler, less expensive methods than larger gaps. Are the teeth slightly shifted, or is there a significant space between them? • desired treatment: depending on the gap's size and your aesthetic goals, several options exist, each with different costs and lifespans: * **composite bonding:** suitable for small gaps, cost is typically \$300-\$1,000 per tooth, lasts 5-10 years with good care. * **veneers:** cover the front surface of teeth, ideal for larger gaps or uneven teeth, cost is \$800-\$2,500 per tooth, last 10-15 years with proper care. * **orthodontics:** braces or aligners gradually move teeth into alignment, effective for most gaps but the most expensive option. Cost around \$3,000-\$8,000 for the whole treatment, results last a lifetime with proper retainers. • materials used: veneer material (porcelain, composite) or type of braces (metal, ceramic) can significantly impact the cost. • dentist's expertise and location: fees can vary based on the dentist's specialization and practice location. • your dental insurance coverage: check your insurance plan to see what treatment options and materials are covered and what your out-of-pocket cost might be. Recommendations: consult a dentist: for a precise cost estimate and the best approach for your specific case, a consultation with a qualified dentist is crucial. They can assess the gap, discuss your options, and provide a personalized treatment plan with accurate cost information. Consider all options: discuss the pros and cons of each option with your dentist, including factors like cost, duration of treatment, and long-term maintenance. Insurance coverage: check with your dental insurance provider to understand what treatments and materials are covered and what your out-of-pocket cost might be. Remember, choosing the right method for closing the gap goes beyond just cost. Consider your aesthetic goals, desired timeline, and overall dental health when making your decision. A qualified dentist is your best resource for navigating your options and finding the most suitable and cost-effective solution for your specific situation. I hope this information helps you understand the factors influencing the cost and longevity of fixing your front teeth gap! take care and prioritize consulting a dentist for a personalized recommendation and accurate cost estimate.
Do people have to wear retainers for lifetime after teeth correction with braces? I am thinking of using braces, but not ...
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Hello lybrate-user. Retainers can be fixed too. It's not necessary you will need a removable retainer. Which retainer you will need will depend upon your case. Even when we give removable retainer to stabilize the teeth, is stopped after 6 months or a year. But if the patient's teeth start to move again after stopping retainer, then the patient needs to wear it again. Fixed retainers are invisible & are bonded on the teeth from inside.
What dental appliances (except braces and invasilgn) can push one's teeth back? Spring retainer? Active retainer? Adjust ...
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Hello, lybrate-user teeth needs to be moved always by braces not retainers, as the word is self explanatory the retainers always retains which is already been treated. Retainers are single wire appliances which is called hawley appliance, which applies heavy forces only should be used when recommended by orthodontist for a growing child. Braces provides force which is not damaging to the bone, so complete the treatment always with braces and retain them with retainers I hope this helps.
If I do diastema closure after 20 years if any problem will came or not, which course is better braces or diastema closu ...
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There will be no problem if diastema closure is done after the age of 20 years. Both options of treatment can give you results but it purely depends upon the situation which is the best.
Which type of treatment is best for front two teeth gap. It's around above 3mn. Am 27 years. ...
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You can close the gap with the help of veneers if you do not want to go for braces to close the gap.
Extracting two upper teeth for braces is it cause faster aging after 30? Difficult for tongue as space is less? Effect i ...
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Extraction of two teeth for braces is not harmful in any sense. If required you can go ahead and get it done
I have heard that after braces we need to put retainers. Is this true? and is it for life time? please reply doctor. ...
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It's not always life time. but yes as the name suggests, retainers are meant to retain the changes achieved during the treatment so that the teeth doesn't go to there original state.
Is it possible to close gap between teeth and minor alignment of teeth with retainers. ...
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Hello sir, yes it is possible to close minor gaps if you were given a removable retainer appliance. I would advise you to visit your dentist for better understanding of your condition.
On September 3 2017, I got braces on upper teeth without any tooth extraction already gap was there and 4 months back do ...
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Visit a dentist every six months for cleaning and a thorough dental check-up. Limit sugary food to avoid tooth decay. Gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Scrub gently to clean your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Floss all your teeth inter dentally & brush twice daily, morning & night, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush. Tooth brush to be changed every 2 months.
I had fixed braces around 10 years back. Once in a while I also used retainer, whenever I felt was required. From last f ...
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The gap which has appeared between your teeth is due to not using your retainers as prescribed. You should have kept using the retainers as long as your dentist suggested. Secondly the gap between your teeth is not due to tobacco but due to the relapse ,as the teeth which were moved by orthodontic treatment are going back to their original position. Needless to say, you will have to quit tobacco abuse and secondly since you are about to get married the best option in your case to fill the gaps would be to use invisible aligners, which can take care of gaps in the best possible way .if possible and if you have time then you may go for conventional orthodontic treatment with braces. It will also take care of your problem but this time do not forget to wear retainers as prescribed. It should take less time this time ,Since only gaps are there between your teeth. So consult a orthodontist and let him decide whatever is best for you .all the best.
