What do you do if you are not happy with orthodontic treatment?

If you are unhappy with the treatment you have received, it is usually best to:

1. speak directly to the dental professional concerned, or the practice that provided the treatment.
2. explain why you are unhappy with the treatment.
3. state how you would like the matter resolved.

Can I get my braces put back on?

The good news is your crooked teeth can be straightened again, and treatment most likely won’t take as long as it did the first time. As long as you see an orthodontist soon after your teeth start shifting they shouldn’t be as out of place as they were before you had braces.

Can you switch orthodontists in the middle of treatment?

Most patients remain with the same orthodontist throughout the entirety of their treatment plan, but yes, switching orthodontists during braces or Invisalign is possible!

Why are my teeth still uneven after braces?

When they are moved to the correct position, edges appears uneven despite the teeth being straight. This is due to the different levels of tooth wear on the teeth, and can make straight teeth look extremely crooked. Luckily this is easily solved with cosmetic recontouring/bonding.

Can I claim back dental charges?

If you pay NHS dental treatment charges then find out that you’re entitled to free or reduced cost treatment, you can claim a refund. You must make your refund claim within three months of paying charges.

How do you know if you have to get braces again?

5 Signs You Need Braces Again

1. New Crowding. Perhaps the most obvious sign that you need braces is overcrowding, particularly if your teeth were crowded before your first round of orthodontics.
2. New Gaps.
3. Gum Disease & Tooth Decay.
4. Jaw Pain or Discomfort.
5. Difficulty Chewing or Speaking.

Is it bad to get braces a second time?

The short answer is nearly always “yes.” So long as your gums, teeth and mouth are healthy, your bones are strong and your roots are deep, there should be no problem restoring your proper alignment. Early treatment doesn’t in itself preclude later orthodontic work.

How are braces billed insurance?

The most common benefit is payable at a percentage with a lifetime maximum of a certain amount. For example: payable at 50\% with a lifetime maximum of $1500 per person. Let us say the total charge for braces is $6000. The insurance company covers 20\% down when the braces are put on: $1200 and this is covered at 50\%.

Can my orthodontist force me to have my braces removed?

Answer: I want to have my braces removed and they will not do it No orthodontist or dentist can hold a patient hostage. If you are an adult just insist that they be removed…if the doctor thinks more work needs to be done then you might have to sign a release.

Is it bad to go to a dentist for braces?

While this is not always a bad thing to do, the reality is that dentists don’t have the same training as orthodontists. There is always a chance that your dentist could fit the braces wrong and you’d have to pay more to get them fixed. So, do it properly first time around.

What do you need to know before getting braces?

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Do braces correct more than just looks?

But, braces correct more than just looks. The orthodontist who assigns and follows your treatment examines your entire mouth during consultations. Plus, they examine your jawbone and jaw alignment since your teeth influence your bite.