Orthodontist will recommend you to have treatment with braces. Overbite is one of the common problems that can be fix with braces.
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I have an overbite, and the orthodontist gave me a retainer.
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The average overbite in adults is around 2-4 millimeters. Overbite occurs when the upper front teeth overlap the lower front teeth vertically by this amount. It is important to consult with a dentist or orthodontist if you have concerns about your overbite.
It depends on the person. Talk to the orthodontist they may allow for earlier removal or have them on for other reasons too.
If you have an overbite, and still wear elastic bands, the amount of time you have left can only be answered by your orthodontist. Not everyone's teeth move at the same rate or need the same amount of correction.
No. I went to the orthodontist yesterday to see about getting braces and they said I have an 80 percent overbite and I can still speak perfectly fine.
Do you mean signs that you need to get braces? Well if you do, your orthodontist will tell you- however you migh have crooked teeth or an overbite
an orthodontist. my orthodontist has other employees putting on the braces and putting in spacers and taking pictures of your teeth and all that stuff. the orthodontist sees if you have an overbite or an underbite and if you need a retainer or bite plate and sees what teeth you need to lose before you can get braces.
In order to correct an overbite, you will need to work closely with an orthodontist, a doctor who specializes in dentistry. Most people with an overbite will wear a retainer or braces to correct the problem. During the process of adjusting your overbite, you will probably make frequent trips to the dentist so he or she can track your progress. Although it is inconvenient to follow these
Yes. They push back your overbite and when your overbite is small enough your orthodontist will fit you with train tracks. In my first two months, I went from 9mm overbit to 6, then two months later 6mm to 3. I have an orthodontist appointment tomorrow and am due to get train tracks this may but will almost definitely be fitted with them earlier. They really improve your bite and they make a big difference to your teeth even before you get train tracks. Am I rambling? I am.
Only an orthodontist could tell you what you need after examining your mouth and taking X-rays.
The oboe can be played with braces. I was originally a clarinetist, but my orthodontist said it was detrimental to my overbite, so I switched. 14 years later I have never looked back!
Not necessarily. The need for braces to correct an overbite depends on the severity of the overbite and its impact on the individual's oral health and function. In some cases, other treatments like tooth extraction or surgery may be recommended instead of braces. A consultation with a dentist or orthodontist is the best way to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.