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Bracket prescription
Crooked teeth what kind of bracket prescription is better ?is it Roth or MBT,which type is more suitable option?
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Depends on the case. Your orthodontist would decide
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Kindly visit orthodontist to understand all possible treatment options.
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Sir,
Both methods are well and good, but recently they prefer MBT technique. Better visit the orthodontist and pick up whichever suits your problem.We follow MBT technique.
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Hope this helps you sir.
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Dr. Praveen Kumar
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13 yrs exp
Ranchi
Both are equally good prescriptions but off late most orthodontists go with MBT.
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Go with what your orthodontist suggests.
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Bracket prescription doesn’t make a difference.. the orthodontist does.
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