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Can I use night braces
I once had braces and had to get them removed early due to some reason now most of my teeth are fine except 1 overlapping tooth, is it possible for me to get night time braces ?
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There is no such procedure of night braces
You need the go for orthodontic treatment
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Madam it's better to go back to your old dentist who knows your case or visit near by dentist so that they can check clinically and advise you what suits you because without checking the facial profile oclussion we can't advise on using any appliance
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Full Ortho treatment is the solution
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Don't spoil results which will last 50 years for 1-2 years. Get a proper treatment. Do you really want a crooked tooth to bother you for 50 years? Plz get an opinion of an orthodontist and please see if invisalign is an option. Newer braces are barely visible.
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No, not at all possible.
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Not possible
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