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Subject: Re: Finishing Your Bite? drrick....

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Date Posted: 18:21:15 07/20/04 Tue
In reply to: Rhiannon 's message, "Finishing Your Bite? drrick...." on 17:24:27 07/20/04 Tue

These finishing steps are the ones that take the lonfest, are the trickiest, and are the most frunstrating for both the pt and the doc. Just hang in there it sounds like you are in the finishing stages and that the end is in sight.

>I have a question I'm in the final stages of braces I
>guess, everything is looking pretty good. I have been
>in them a little over a year, and was wondering
>everyday things seem to be moving different? I had a
>pretty large gap in my front teeth that was closed in
>three months with a zig zag elastic. That I'm still
>wearing, and the litigator keeps popping off of one of
>my front teeth, should I keep having it replaced or
>just leave it off? I feel pressure on that tooth
>whenever it comes off, my ortho said my front teeth
>would probably have to be bonded because of that
>space. And the midlines are off quite a bit again,
>after being corrected with mid line elastics about
>five months ago. Now I've been in triangles for about
>four months on each side to close my bite, they seem
>to be making another gap in my right lateral incisor,
>not a small one. Any hope in sight that I'll be done
>soon?

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Re: Finishing Your Bite? drrick....	Emily	00:55:29 07/21/04 Wed