Hi, I live in Indore, and my orthodontic treatment is ongoing. One of the brackets (I have metal braces installed) from my upper tooth (the pointed tooth) got broken. My orthodontist is not changing it; instead, he said, "Come to the clinic, and I will remove the bracket." Is this common in orthodontic treatment? Like, how can someone remove the bracket in between treatments?
Dr. Rahul has 5 years of experience. I am afraid he is doing the right thing with my teeth.
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Yeah it's quite common if not maintained well , for the brackets to come off, the orthodontist will reinstall the bracket and the treatment goes on as it had to , so don't worry and visit ur orthodontist the earliest.
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Don't worry, as of now no movement for that particular tooth might be required so they haven't replaced.
Talk to your Dr he will explain you in detail.
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If he is not changing it then may be movement of that tooth is not required yet. If you have chosen him that might be due to some reason, so have faith and ask for a proper reason.
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