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Subject: Re: loose bracket- please help

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glowstix

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Date Posted: 08:33:27 07/07/04 Wed
In reply to: Keri 's message, "loose bracket- please help" on 08:07:55 07/07/04 Wed

i had a bracket loose recently myself. i think it depends on which one it is. i had one on a pre-molar loose and they said that it was ok to even wait 'till my regular adjustment. perhaps if it was one of the front ones then it would have to be taken care of a bit faster.

>So I've had braces for over a year, but just noticed
>my first loose bracket. It felt weird for a week on
>that side of my mouth, but I couldn't figure out what
>was wrong until yesterday. I called my ortho and he's
>on vacation and can't see me for a week. I'm paranoid
>that my teeth will move incorrectly in the meantime.
>Is this crazy? Is it OK to put off fixing it until he
>returns? Have I pushed back my treatment time?

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