you can get one if you like use a pacifier wen your small for a Long time& like if wen one of your front teeth comes out & you lick it the teeth could come out like that OR if you just lick your teeth to the front
It depends on a lot of things:
Location
Size of Practice
Size of Patient Load
Fee Schedule
Overhead (aka. taxes, heat water, salaries for your employees, etc;)
Private Practice vs. Salaried
Provide services like Invisalign, etc;
I know orthodontists that make as little as $200,000 a year, and some that make as much as $4,000,000 a year.
Yes, it IS possible for you to do this, you see, my friend did this (her gap wasn't huge) she took a small rubber band, roped it around a few times so it was tight and she could feel the pulling, then she left it for a few night and it did go away. She started treating the gap like a retainer and only put the rubber band on at night. (Note: she did use new rubber bands, no worries.) Then she was sure that the gap wouldn't come back, so she stopped wearing the rubber band and it worked for her. There is a very small gap but it was small, and a lot of people have a very small gap. It looks just as if she had braces.
But, remember that this was a some what painful procedure so she did have sore gums (you also get sore gums from having braces close your gap) but it was well worth it to her, and I'll admit. It worked!
I recommend you do this at nights mostly, or if your just having a weekend by yourself you should wear the rubber band all the time. If you have a huge gap, this may take quite a while. But it worked for my friend Sarah so it should work for you!
Good luck!
~Rebbecca
From what I can find there are no definitive answers but I did find a calculation of 1.6 to 2.3 doctors per every 1000 people in England. I guess that is pretty good considering that it is calculated that the United States has 2.6 doctors per every 1000 persons.
Its about two weeks but since they're orthodontists (and have no life) they dont use the vacation days
Yes, teeth effect bands are safe. Infact, I used them myself and my teeth are very healthy. My orthodontist told me if the band slides up on the gum it can damage that area. However, It isn't likely to happen. You would experience a lot of intolerable pain before it would damage that area.
Mike
AnswerIt might work temporarily, with some risk of damaging your gums. But you would need some kind of a retainer to make your teeth stay in that position after you have removed the bands.I would recommend to see a professional instead (dentist or orthodontist).
My son had 2 tooth bands go up under his gums and needed an operation to remove them , very painful and 4 years later still having major gum probelms, fear he may lose his front teeth, how can these be safe? He used to break them whilst eating so did not realise why his gums/teeth were so sore, it was at least 6 weeks before he saw a dentist/hygenist and then back to orthodontist before being sent for his operation as they thought it was just a probelm with his gums! We now intend to make a complaint as they have damaged his teeth and gums , THESE ARE NOT SAFE, and we were given them by an orthodontist!
Your provider will probably have to get prior approval for the braces from the Medicaid agency. Once that happens, the braces should cost you little or nothing. (Of course, this answer will be different if you have a spend-down.)
You should talk to your orthodontist, because i had this same problem, he gave me clear retainers, kind if like invaline, and clear retainers are just like that night guard stuff, so you really get 2 in 1
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