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Posterior open bite present
I have been undergoing an orthodontic treatment my doctor removed my mandibular braces even though there is not proper occlusion between my right premolars and canines and soon in 2-3 days he will be removing my maxillary braces i asked him for the same he told me it will get corrected on its own he has already fitted fixed retainers lingually in my mandibular teeth i want to ask is it possible it will get autocorrected
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follow what ur orthodontist is advising
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Yes, there are possibilities for self correction.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Without a look at the clinical case and without history of the treatment steps that have already been performed it would not be possible to give a rational suggestion. All we can ask as of now is for you to post those details or trust your orthodontist.
Not all but definitely there are some of the malocclusions which are self correcting.
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