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Subject: Crossbite? how is this fixed?


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graycat
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Date Posted: 14:37:34 08/17/04 Tue
 How is a crossbite fixed? My ortho hasn't said thats what I have but I think it is. My bottom arch seems to lean to one side when you look at my teeth from above. So my canines on the one side seem to almost touch, while the other side the bottom teeth are behind where they should be. So is this a crossbite? I had an expander before, and they are threatening to give me one again (NOT going to happen). Can crossbites be fixed with elastics? Thanks for any help:)
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Re: Crossbite? how is this fixed?Janell18:13:34 08/17/04 Tue
Re: Crossbite? how is this fixed?drrick08:27:45 08/18/04 Wed

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