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Subject: Re: ? Dr. Rick-THIS QUESTION IS FOR YOU -


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CATHIE
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Date Posted: 16:54:46 08/27/04 Fri
In reply to: Cathie 's message, "? Dr. Rick-" on 18:39:28 08/26/04 Thu
 ***>Dr. Rick - I am being corrected for a cross bite -
>first with the palate expander, then i spent 6 months
>with the twinblock - now im in braces -but how do i
>know if im in regular metal on the bottom or damon -
>and what advantage does the Damon bracket have in
>correcting a crossbite? please advise. Thanks!***


>>get another opinion if you like. See if you can find a
>>doc who uses damon brackets they are great in treating
>>crossbites non surgically.
>
>Dr. Rick - I am being corrected for a cross bite -
>first with the palate expander, then i spent 6 months
>with the twinblock - now im in braces -but how do i
>know if im in regular metal on the bottom or damon -
>and what advantage does the Damon bracket have in
>correcting a crossbite? please advise. Thanks!
>
>
>
>>
>>>I'm 43 and have been dithering about getting my
>>>crossbite fixed since my dentist recommended it about
>>>10 years ago. I had an appointment with an
>>>orthodontist and he thought I might need jaw surgery
>>>which put me off ! Is it worth getting a second
>>>opinion on this - have things moved forward ?
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Re: ? Dr. Rick-drrick15:03:42 08/28/04 Sat
    Re: ? Dr. Rick-cathie19:01:40 08/28/04 Sat

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