What happens if your wisdom teeth come in while you have braces?

What happens if your wisdom teeth come in while you have braces?

The good news is that you can have your wisdom teeth extracted even if you have braces right now; it doesn’t affect your treatment with braces and your braces don’t affect your recovery from wisdom teeth removal! So there is no need to worry about waiting to get your wisdom teeth removed.

Can I get my wisdom teeth removed while I have braces?

Wisdom teeth should not be removed solely for the purpose of preventing movement of other teeth. Wisdom teeth can be removed while wearing braces. Once your braces come off, wear your retainer as instructed by your orthodontist.

How long does it take for wisdom teeth to fully erupt?

How long do wisdom teeth take to grow? Wisdom teeth usually erupt between the ages 18 to 25, but can take years to fully emerge through the gums.

Can teeth move 10 years after braces?

Even if you wore braces for three years, your teeth have a long memory. Teeth movement can happen soon after braces, or take many years to occur. Teeth shift as part of the aging process. Make sure you visit your dentist every six months for a professional clean and check of your teeth and retainers.

What happens if you have braces for 5 years?

When braces are worn too long, there is also a chance that it can cause nerve damage. Properly trained orthodontists know how to watch out for this issue. If your orthodontist is allowing you to wear your braces for too long, there is a good chance they are not properly trained.

Can braces make your lips bigger?

Side note: If you’re wearing traditional braces using a bracket and wire system, you may temporarily notice that your lips look bigger. This is due to the extra width created between your teeth and lips.

What is the first thing you do when you get braces?

Your orthodontist will begin by thoroughly cleaning and drying your teeth. With traditional metal or ceramic braces, they will then secure the metal brackets to each tooth using a special bonding glue.

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