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Subject: Re: rotating tooth fiasco Author: Huon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:26:28 07/30/04 Fri In reply to: Huon 's message, "Re: rotating tooth fiasco" on 23:21:30 07/30/04 Fri Sorry, I don't know why that went. Last month, I had a power chain placed from one top canine to the other. Within a day,the canines were dodging back behind the laterals from where they had previously been dragged. At a hurried extra appt,the power chain came off and the upper centrals were tied with a figure-of-eight wire tie. The canines are slowly coming back where we want them. I really think this could have been foreseen. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]