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Q: braces for gap in teeth

asked by: robinwoods on February 20th, 2008

Experienced User

Yikeees ..
k well i got braces bout a month aGo
I have a gap in between my 2 front teeth , im just wondering ( esstamtion)
On how long it would normaly take for it to close . .. Or atleast notice a differnce anways . I just went today to get my braces tighten ( new wirering) , There a bit sore right now
All my friends that have had a Gapp closed withen a 2months at the most.
Alsoo i got green & it looks like i got brocclie in my teeth or something haha Shocked

Replies(3)

bellax0x

replied on February 20th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

it took my teeth no time at all to straighten ( i had crowding and they were good after about 3 months ) but i had to have them on for 3 years

manuftw82

replied on February 20th, 2008

Supporter

I had a space between my teeth..not huge but still there. I had braces for 6 months, then a retainer for 2 years, then braces again for two years. Then I was supposed to wear my retainer but didn't so I still have a slight gap.

robinwoods

replied on March 2nd, 2008

Experienced User

yaa all i notice is that my teeth are straighten .. not closing yet Sad

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