I just started the process in May 2017. I have impacted canines, that will be fixed later this year. Also a palatal expander with tongue guard and top row of braces. (bottom row coming soon.) I also post my own personal recommendations for supplies and tips. Please check it out if interested.
www.impactedcanines.blogspot.com
35 year old female - braces, palatal expander, and impacted canines
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Re: 35 year old female - braces, palatal expander, and impacted canines
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I just started the process in May 2017. I have impacted canines, that will be fixed later this year. Also a palatal expander with tongue guard and top row of braces. (bottom row coming soon.) I also post my own personal recommendations for supplies and tips. Please check it out if interested.
www.impactedcanines.blogspot.com
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I'm curious, is your dental arch much wider after you had your palatal expander? Also, are there any noticeable changes in your facial profile?
I just started the process in May 2017. I have impacted canines, that will be fixed later this year. Also a palatal expander with tongue guard and top row of braces. (bottom row coming soon.) I also post my own personal recommendations for supplies and tips. Please check it out if interested.
www.impactedcanines.blogspot.com
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I'm curious, is your dental arch much wider after you had your palatal expander? Also, are there any noticeable changes in your facial profile?
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Re: 35 year old female - braces, palatal expander, and impacted canines
Honestly I don't really notice that much of a difference in either. I will probably have to compare photos but so far, it doesn't feel that different.