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Braces at an age of 29
Hi, Can the braces be used to realign the teeth structure at the age of 29..
One of my teeth is bit misaligned and I would like to get it fixed..
I take a good care of my teeth..
Please suggest..
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Hi there!
Your chronological age has nothing to do with you getting your braces,
as long as your periodontium is healthy. This fancy term refers to the gums and bone surrounding your teeth. Keep them healthy with proper oral hygiene and you are good to go !
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Kindly visit your nearest orthodontist
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Yes of course you can go for braces at this age also. Many people go for braces after this age too. Don't worry.Go ahead.
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please visit a specialist Orthodontist for braces.
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