I am currently 20 years old and wear braces

Hello, my teeth are in a similar situation to yours. I am 21 years old and have been wearing braces for a year and a half.

1. Yes. 2, it should be pulled, and 2 to 4 are pulled out (I have 4 woo woo woo), of course there will be a gap at the beginning, but it is to use the gap to make the teeth retract. In the past, it was too crowded, so it would burst out.

Remove two to give the teeth room to realign.

3, two years and then with a retainer, the retainer is a wire on the tooth to prevent **. Actually, it's not that long, and it varies from person to person!

4. It is recommended to go to a larger hospital, or ask the people you have brought with you.

5, ** reasonable, I am in the Northeast, a very large and famous hospital, four or five thousand.

1.The doctor said yes, but I heard that some people who think that they have thin teeth can be corrected.

2。If there is enough space, there is no need to extract the tooth, and if the position is not enough, there are two ways to solve it: tooth extraction or teeth grinding (grinding out the gap).

3.At least 1 and a half years.

4。It mainly depends on the reputation and customer flow, as well as the health situation.

5。About 4,000 is quite reasonable, and 3,000 seems to be a little cheaper.

I'm not a professional, I'm just about to make corrections, and I just checked a little bit of information beforehand.

The time for orthodontic treatment is as short as 3-4 months and as long as 1-2 years.

It varies from person to person and for a different period of time. In short, orthodontics is the process of moving the position of the teeth, and the longer the distance that needs to be moved, the longer it will take.

For example, sparse teeth, crooked teeth, tooth messiness, and odontogenic crossbite are relatively short, generally within one year. The longest period of time is generally the buck teeth that need to be extracted, especially the slightly bony buck teeth, which are generally one and a half to two years.

Of course, orthognathic surgery is recommended for moderate bony buckteeth, which is not suitable for braces.

People will manage themselves well for a lifetime, and they will be corrected with conditional suggestions.

It is recommended that you go to a local hospital for examination and consultation. In this way, you will have an understanding of your teeth, which is related to age, and the best age for orthodontics is 11-13 years old, because the older you get, the teeth are basically slowly shaped, and the time required for correction will be longer, and it will be relatively expensive. In general, the time required for correction for adults is about two years.

It depends on your teeth to know. The second is related to the condition of your teeth. If the teeth are in good condition, the time required is shorter.

Generally, juvenile orthodontics takes about 1-2 years.