While with traditional orthodontic treatment, canted occlusal planes can be problematic, the use of new mini-screws has changed this. Inserting a small mini-screw into the maxilla allows controlled intrusion and extrusion of teeth in order to level a canted occlusal plane.
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No not all. People get braces even before seventh grade. It is normal to have braces.
Yes, most people don't even know you have braces since they are not as noticeable as metal braces :)
yes because the braces would straigten your teeth still
No. 11 is not too late for braces. It may even be too early depending on how many "baby" teeth the child has. Adults are even able to get braces with good results.
Yes, with the way braces are designed now, anyone can get braces if they need them. They will still work the same and do the job even if you have small roots.
Yes, you can get a Medusa piercing even if you have braces, but it's important to consult with your piercer and orthodontist first. They can assess the placement and ensure it won't interfere with your braces or oral health. Additionally, proper aftercare is crucial to avoid complications, especially with braces in place.
Absolutely, and even better time to get them. With braces it is harder to keep your teeth clean; and anything that can be done to prevent cavities would be great.
Sleep. That's honestly it. At first, braces will feel weird, but eventually you won't even notice them.
Mady and Cara Gosselin both got braces in March of 2013. Kate even threw a pre-braces party for the twins.
Generally, braces are not magnetic. They are made up of certain types of steel, but braces do not contain boron or neodymium, the two main components for a magnet. Most braces do not even use iron, which is the final component to making a magnet.
Own them. If you're confident, nobody will notice that you even have them. Tell yourself that you look great even with the braces and imagine how fantastic you're going to look with straight teeth.
yes. they even close microscopic gaps