Removing healthy adult teeth?

Silvermist456 | 14:46 Sat 13th Nov 2010 | Body & Soul

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I'm 14 and my upper front teeth overlap I recently had my 4th teeth from the top I think its called the first bicuspid removed as suggested by the orthodontist and now i have two big gaps when I smile however I do also have braces and I just want to ask if I did the right thing

Lumps under my armpits.......

how can I hide my incontidence pad/ adult nappy under my cloths

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ethandron

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yes, i'm sure you did. you'll have a lovely straight-tooth smile when your braces finally come off. both my sons needed the same treatment at your age and both now have lovely straight teeth....with no gaps :o)

14:51 Sat 13th Nov 2010

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ethandron

sara3

I assume the removed teeth were from the back?

your front teeth will have room to be pushed into place.. all will be well :o)

make sure you wear your retainer when the brace comes off, or it will all have been for nothing.

ummmm

They wouldn't take them out unless they needed to. The braces should fix the problem.

Prudie

I had the same done at your age before I had my brace fitted. Don't worry your teeth will spread out to fill the gap. They need the space to even out.

woofgang

ooh hard one to answer...but if the orthodontist said it was the best thing to do to give your other teeth space to move the overlapping teeth into then its likely to be right.

jackthehat

They did the same to me...........top and bottom.
Unfortunately, the orthodontist miscalculated. My mouth grew to accommodate the required space. and I could have kept the top ones.
I have two gaps :o(
The orthodontist made me a bridge plate to 'infill' these gaps but the clips were visible and I felt just as attention-catching as the gaps.

ethandron

i think there's something rather charming (if that's the right word) about a cheeky, gap-toothed smile.