Probably not. But you should call your orthodontist and talk to them about it.
I researched this problem myself; I have had a similar experience myself. By looking and exploring many different sources of information, this is a common effect and is nothing to worry about. Chances are this is most likely attributed to your molars not having grown in enough, and unless it is seriously impairing your ability to eat, don't be too alarmed. In many cases, this speeds up the shifting process as there is less of a resistance for your teeth. If you are still worried about it, feel free to phone your orthodontist to find out more.
Yes
no you have to have the molars the are the most important bit of the examination
Well, I know from experience. I clench and grinde my teeth and my back brackets on my molars always fall off. Does that answer your question? the braces on my bottom teeth get in the way when my top teeth bite down on them like when i eat the top teeth touches the bottom braces
It is unlikely that you get braces with baby teeth, but if they are molars or larger teeth you can.
The last bottom and top teeth in your mouth are your molars
yes, but only if you have fillings on the very back molars : )
in your mouth you have 12 molars 6 on the top and on 6 on the bottom In your mouth you have 12 molars. 6 on the top and 6 on the bottom. tbh, currently I only have 3.
People have 12 molars. 6 on bottom and 6 on top.
They have bottom incisors, top and bottom molars.
No you don't always need to remove your molars to have braces and make your teeth straight. Molar extraction is very rarely done, in cases where someone's mouth is very very small compared to the size of his or her teeth.
42 total 3 incisors both sides top and bottom 1 canines both sides top and bottom 4 pre-molars both sides top and bottom 2 molars both sides on top 3 molars both sides on the bottom 20 teeth on top and 22 on the bottom
It is different for everyone, so this might not be the same for you. Some people have to get expanders and other equipment before they get braces.This is what happened for me, but it is very unlikely that your procedures will be exactly the same. All orthodontists are different. This is the basic and typical way to get braces, though.They start by putting spacers on your teeth to widen the space between the molars and make it easier to put the "ring" on your molars. You usually have these for 2 weeks before you get your actual braces. After the 2 weeks is up, you go back to the orthodontist and get the spacers removed. Your orthodontist will then insert the "rings" onto your back molars. You will get two for top braces and two for the bottom braces. If you are getting full-mouth braces, you will have four total. The "ring" acts as an end point for the wire and sits on your back molars. The orthodontist then precedes to glue the brackets to your teeth. After the glue dries, he/she will insert the wire. Small bands are put on the brackets to hold the wire in place. You might be able to choose the color(s) of the bands depending on the type of braces you are getting. The extra wire is cut off and you are finished!