I regretted not having my teeth extracted by the way. I had mild to severe overcrowded and the doctor recommended doing extraction, but decided not doing extraction. After 12 month, my teeth were straigthened up but I wasn't happy at all with my smile and the way my mouth close. They are overjet and pertrusive. And it took me two years to finally realize that I should've listened what the doctor said. I totally had to look at my old smille with crooked overcrowded teeth but my overall teeth were not moving too much forward or pertrusive and they were actually better than now that my teeth are pertrusive. So after two years without braces, I'm doing it again, and just had my two upper molar extracted. It's definitely not the same case for everyone. In my case, I already have bony and strong cheekbones and jaw, but the fact that my overjet creates discomfort that sometimes I bite my underlips by mistake during sleep, that will definitely make me regret of not doing what the doctor recommended which is tooth extraction.
@@Nikizumetto well, let me give an update. The gap where my two teeth were extracted are now closed completely. So no more pulling the metal, just an act of maintaining the structure (?). I actually love how it turned out. There are zero changes with my cheekbones and jawline, just like what the doctor always tell me and exactly what I expected. My face is now indeed has a more desirable smile (according to myself), and my side profile is more chiseled / contoured. Because my upper teeth were pertrusive, this treatment is not making my face sunken! It fixes my face shape to what it's supposed to be, and definitely no sleep apnea. The ratio between my upper and lower teeth is now perfectly balance after my two upper teeth were extracted. By the way, each person will have different case and result. Honestly, I would be scared with the idea of extracting two upper and two lower molars, that's a little bit aggressive and might create a shocking result. When you have pertrusive upper and pertrusive lower at the same time, I don't think that's a problem as long as it's balanced, and no need an extraction for that case, but that will create even more pertrusive smille, but that's just my opinion.
@@yacobsimamora8516 Appreciate your comment. I'm also in a very similar case with having extracted 2 upper primolars as the upper teeth were overcrowded quite badly with a pretty big overbite... May I ask how long it took for all of your upper teeth being pushed further back? I just received my first bands that I now have to replace every night so that there's enough tension to pull the teeth back
@Nikizumetto my face is more contoured, which I really adore. I don't have sleep apnea. There are so such thing as sunken face - in my case. It took me 12 months for the whole procedure. The gap after extractions closed up in 6-7 months post extraction
I will get two front teeth extracted (same ones as in the video) and im so scared that it will look bad and that I won’t be able to smile for about a year
There are so many negative comments! Damn guys, dont get confused! If your dentist is recommending extractions, go for it. Just make sure you have a broad palate, if your palate is broad enough, extractions wont cause any negative consequence. I'm undergoing an orthodontic treatment as well. Initially, my dentist planned a non-extraction treatment but after 5 months i could see that my teeth were protruding out even more, so, extractions were the only option
@@IshitaSingh-bs1fy Thanks a lot! I have to get 4 premolars extracted . Got two done yesterday and I'm gonna go tomorrow for the other two. But yesterday I have been seeing all these negative comments about teeth extractions that it made me really scared 😥😥. But then I thought Why am I listening to some random ppl on the internet rather than my ortho! The ortho has worked for 20+ years with successful results, obviously they know what they are doing!
@@beeyouteafool9561 exactly! And believe me, if you've crowding and have surpassed the age of 16/17, extractions are the only option. My non-extraction phase's result was horrible. It made my teeth look uglier than before😬
@@IshitaSingh-bs1fy Ah reallyy! :0 I hope it works out well for you now! Ye ikr! It would just not work for me without extractions, as there's a lot of over crowding, and there's just no space! So it was the only option for me^^ I hope it works out well for both of us ~
I had braces for a year now at first i don’t really need extractions and now I have struggles to fully rest my chin muscles under my mouth and so now I have to get 4 premolars removed to create space
If I already have a big lower jaw that is causing me an underbite, is it ok to get extractions at this point? 2 orthos said to either extract teeth to get a correct bite or have orthognathic surgery to have my lower jaw recess some
10 years ago an adult tooth didn’t form under a baby tooth and I had the half formed tooth removed and the area stitched up. It was a premolar. That side of my face is now about 3cm slimmer and I can’t turn my neck equal distances right and left. Any thoughts? I have scoliosis in my spine and would like my face to be symmetrical, but don’t want to create unnecessary problems.
Anyone with the 0:25 situation? I need to do the same, but I'm afraid that over time the jaw will sink due to the space created in the back. Can anyone tell if it stays the same over time?
Either two teeth from any jaw of both sides or four teeth from all side should be extracted. My so called dentist removed one teeth from upper left of jaw and two teeth from lower left of jaw and it degraded my facial appearance and smile. So be careful.
If you've put your trust in an orthodontist who has extracted four of your teeth, I'm sorry, but you've made a grave decision - they simply aren't face, airway or TMJ focussed at all and you need to seek alternative opinions and options from a practicioner who has the correct training in these three essential areas - areas which are paramount to function and crucial to your health.
Bruh EXTRACTIONS ARE NECESSARY IF THERE IS OVERCROWDING AND BITE PROBLEMS... Extraction are worst only in case your teeths aren't that crowded and u already have a healthy smile but still insecure and got teeth extracted which would cause sunken face apperance in future ... So don't scare people .. having tooth extracted I m Proud for the decision it improved my smile
Don't tell people to keep "advice to themselves" many people suffer as a result of Orthodontic Treatment involving Extraction/Retraction, Dentists and Orthodontists Don't always know what's best for patients, and more people should be aware of that. I Once saw a case example on a British clinic's site, of a girl treated NON-EXTRACTION with DAMON Braces in under a year. She was initially going to get Braces under the UK NHS (Health Service) but was REFUSED Non-Extraction by an NHS Orthocuntist, insisting upon the removal of 4 teeth even though it was unnecessary. And the proposed Treatment was estimated to take around 2 years to complete. Some Dentists and Orthodontists are still Deceiving Patients into getting unnecessary Extractions.
@@SunilKumar-zs5vh if it was natural we would be born without that teeth. Nature knows better how it is correct and proper than the best doctor in the world ever born. Keep in mind
I just had my tooth removed following that plan. It was necessary because my lower jaw was too small for all of my teeth to be nicely aligned. We'll se how it goes.
@@noooyes1955 Quite good, extraction went smooth. Just got my braces yesterday so there is a little pressure on the teeth next to extraction but it's all for the best. In addition I doubt that removing one tooth will change my facial structure :)
0:140:521:32 to everyone having this kind of bite - DON"T DO IT!!!! GO TO AN ORTHOGNATHIC SURGEON FOR ASSESSMENT!!! Don't allow an orthodontist to remove your teeth without an orthognathic surgeon's opinion! I underwent 3 orthodontic "treatments", got my teeth removed, and later it turned out I'm a patient for orthognathic surgery (bimax), because my jaws didn't grow properly (I have class II malocclusion). Before the treatment, i would qualify for the surgery right away, now they have to fix what orthodontists did to me, and it's problematic because I'm missing teeth that orthodontists pulled out!!!
@@luke14946 Hi no, I'm from another country. I'm in my native language FB group about orthodontics+jaw surgery. Finally, I ended up in an orthodontic clinic where the main orthodontist was trained by an orthognatic surgeon + veteran orthodontist specializing in preparing patients for jaw surgeries. She did a proper examination, measurements, consulted with other doctors my jaw joints, and turned out that previous orthodontists set my teeth in improper position, causing me TMJ. And additionally, the previous orthodontists did not fix my bite! So now i have 3 problems: TMJ, bite defect, and skeletal defect. I received 2 options, bimax surgery, or non-surgical orthodontic treatment (so TMJ and bite defect gets fixed), but with braces specially designed for me. Turns out that standard metal braces (that i wore) should have NOT BE USED in my case. *This orthodontic clinic was recommended to be by a surgeon. The dentists, with additional orthodontic courses, that do not have proper training with such skeletal defects SHOULD NOT TREAT PATIENTS with a skeletal defect. It caused me very serious problems that impacts my life (head pains caused by developed TMJ). Sorry for my long response, but after my talk with this new orthodontist i saw how much she was pissed by what previous "orthodontists" did, and how often nowadays "doctors" look just on "teeth", ignoring joints and jaw positions completely, causing later more problems.
@@ania6118 you mentioned your from "another country?", I didn't specify what country I was in earlier so kinda bold to assume.... Just curious, Mind telling me what country you're in?, and what group your on? BTW, I'm based in Ireland. And I'm quite a mess from having Extraction/Retraction, on the top, both upper 1st bicuspids were removed for crowding, and I ended up having Root Resorption in all 4 of my upper incisors, in addition to my lower jaw closing in a Retruded/Overclosed way when fully closed, and it coming forward when I open my mouth. And I have jaw joint issues aswell as facial muscle strain. And That's not all....
@@luke14946 I'm from Poland. The group is called "Progenia, retrogenia i inne wady zgryzu, zdjęcia PRZED i PO operacji". It's well maintained, they have a base of recommended doctors, orthodontists, surgeons and physiotherapists gathered by users (based on their experience and results), across this country. It's a group dedicated mostly to patients with skeletal problems + surgery patients. Orthodontists/surgeons are not accepted into the group, to omit any patient's personal info being seen by his doctors. *We do have pretty good orthodontic specialists in Poland, but they are located in bigger cities. At the beginning, I was suggested a surgery, but I was dragged by my parents to a local "orthodontist"- I... had a quite bad luck. There's a clinic in Barcelona "Instituto Maxilofacial". They have YT channel, so you can check out their cases and interviews with patients. Maybe they will help you. I heard that in Germany there are also good doctors, but at the same time, i heard about some people flying from Great Britain to Poland to see an orthodontist. Unfortunately, i haven't stumbled upon any mentions of specialists located in Ireland
@@ania6118 ugh too late for me, I recently had 4 teeth extracted and now am having so many problems such as breathing and less space to keep the tounge, I will someone had told me about this. I had an underdeveloped lower jaw and barely any crowding or overbite, but my orthodontist still pulled four precious teeth out and my other teeth has cavities on it which I might loose in the future...AND I'M ONLY 18. I feel very depressed and anxious about everything since it already took so much money for me to only ruin my teeth,face and health
Just with braces alone, my face has sunken in because she has moved my teeth back and narrowed my dental arch for my underbite and she wants to remove 4 premolars now too. I thought my face had changed and something weird was going on, so the fact that removing my teeth will make it even worse angers me. I AM going to scream at her next time I see her, evil cow.
Vivek Chaudhari, I speak from personal experience with 4 premolar extractions for braces. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE ANY OF YOUR PERMANENT TEETH FOR ORTHODONTICS AT ANY AGE! The facial problems and health issues are by far not worth it from my personal experience. Please find a non-extraction Orthodontist or look into Palatal expansion. Thank you. -KT
Don't be afraid. It is necessary to have it removed to give more space for your teeth to be straight. I've been wearing braces for 2 years now and my dentist also removed 4 teeth of mine, 2 upper and 2 lower premolars and you know what? I wish my dentist would remove a tooth or 2 again on my upper because the extraction before wasn't enough to pull back my protruding upper teeth/jaw.
@@Chandralib its going good thank u the gap hasn’t fully closed but its less noticeable by a-lot. What tooth in the lower jaw is coming out and also good luck with your treatment.
Please never extract any of your permanent teeth for orthodontic purposes! Permanent tooth extractions for orthodontic treatment is the biggest ponzi scheme ever! It's extremely disturbing that some orthodontic professionals still even recommend removing permanent teeth as part of orthodontic treatment. Speaking from personal experience with extraction/retraction orthodontic treatment, please never extract any healthy permanent teeth for orthodontics! This is an extremely outdated orthodontic treatment developed in the 1940's/1950's and can have many chronic negative side effects including the following: negatively altered facial structure (narrow face, increased facial wrinkles, thin lips); dished-in profile; flattened face and midface area (pancake-like); prominent nasolabial folds; larger appearing nose (due to reduced facial bone volume from permanent tooth extractions); inner ear disturbances; compromised airways; Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJD); reduced tongue space; forward head posture; sleep apnea; and psychological trauma (from being recommended to remove YOUR permanent teeth aka YOUR permanent body parts).
KT ATH wish I had read this 2 weeks ago before i went ahead and did this myself. I felt like I was given no choice but to do so. Only one permanent tooth was extracted. The other was extracted do to it being a dead root. They told me a root canal was not ideal with braces as they too are outdated and not good long term. So they pulled a healthy one and a dead tooth in the name of symmetry. I am disturbed and upset at myself for not questioning my dentist and ortho more. It is sooooo important to do research!!!!!!!!!
Mann i will have my tooth extraction after 6 months and i have no other choice of wht to do for braces the dentist is saying if i dont do tooth extraction then i can never get my teeth fixed
Could you also show a transformation on a patients side profile of their face with these extractions?
Yes. Specially 5 years later
All of them negatively impacts the patient
But this is the perfect video bc it describes what the wicked doctors see. Just teeth. Nothing more. Not the patient behind it. Not even the tongue
It looks even better, lol. If this affected people nobody would do it lol .. literally know no one that regrets fixing their teeth
@@ricardocabrera8344 Exactly..
I regretted not having my teeth extracted by the way. I had mild to severe overcrowded and the doctor recommended doing extraction, but decided not doing extraction. After 12 month, my teeth were straigthened up but I wasn't happy at all with my smile and the way my mouth close. They are overjet and pertrusive. And it took me two years to finally realize that I should've listened what the doctor said.
I totally had to look at my old smille with crooked overcrowded teeth but my overall teeth were not moving too much forward or pertrusive and they were actually better than now that my teeth are pertrusive. So after two years without braces, I'm doing it again, and just had my two upper molar extracted.
It's definitely not the same case for everyone. In my case, I already have bony and strong cheekbones and jaw, but the fact that my overjet creates discomfort that sometimes I bite my underlips by mistake during sleep, that will definitely make me regret of not doing what the doctor recommended which is tooth extraction.
How has your face changed so far? I also have strong cheekbones so I’m afraid I’d lose it with extractions.
@@Nikizumetto well, let me give an update. The gap where my two teeth were extracted are now closed completely. So no more pulling the metal, just an act of maintaining the structure (?).
I actually love how it turned out. There are zero changes with my cheekbones and jawline, just like what the doctor always tell me and exactly what I expected. My face is now indeed has a more desirable smile (according to myself), and my side profile is more chiseled / contoured. Because my upper teeth were pertrusive, this treatment is not making my face sunken! It fixes my face shape to what it's supposed to be, and definitely no sleep apnea. The ratio between my upper and lower teeth is now perfectly balance after my two upper teeth were extracted.
By the way, each person will have different case and result. Honestly, I would be scared with the idea of extracting two upper and two lower molars, that's a little bit aggressive and might create a shocking result. When you have pertrusive upper and pertrusive lower at the same time, I don't think that's a problem as long as it's balanced, and no need an extraction for that case, but that will create even more pertrusive smille, but that's just my opinion.
@@yacobsimamora8516 gap closely time'
@@yacobsimamora8516 Appreciate your comment. I'm also in a very similar case with having extracted 2 upper primolars as the upper teeth were overcrowded quite badly with a pretty big overbite...
May I ask how long it took for all of your upper teeth being pushed further back?
I just received my first bands that I now have to replace every night so that there's enough tension to pull the teeth back
@Nikizumetto my face is more contoured, which I really adore. I don't have sleep apnea. There are so such thing as sunken face - in my case. It took me 12 months for the whole procedure. The gap after extractions closed up in 6-7 months post extraction
And finally my 4 teeth are extracted....it's hurting ..but not much..ohh ..I am excited for my new smile
I will get two front teeth extracted (same ones as in the video) and im so scared that it will look bad and that I won’t be able to smile for about a year
@@user-co6zu3dq6q I’m so scared too but I have to get 2 teeth extracted but anyways I hope ur doing well now 😭😭
How are your teeth now ? Does it work properly as before ?
@piyu
@@thapa253 yes my 4 teeth are removed..I still have braces..it might be completed in January
There are so many negative comments! Damn guys, dont get confused! If your dentist is recommending extractions, go for it. Just make sure you have a broad palate, if your palate is broad enough, extractions wont cause any negative consequence.
I'm undergoing an orthodontic treatment as well. Initially, my dentist planned a non-extraction treatment but after 5 months i could see that my teeth were protruding out even more, so, extractions were the only option
But I'm just scared it may hurt so much though
@@insomniax.2394 braces journey is a bit painful, but you'll get through it :)
@@IshitaSingh-bs1fy Thanks a lot! I have to get 4 premolars extracted . Got two done yesterday and I'm gonna go tomorrow for the other two. But yesterday I have been seeing all these negative comments about teeth extractions that it made me really scared 😥😥. But then I thought Why am I listening to some random ppl on the internet rather than my ortho! The ortho has worked for 20+ years with successful results, obviously they know what they are doing!
@@beeyouteafool9561 exactly! And believe me, if you've crowding and have surpassed the age of 16/17, extractions are the only option. My non-extraction phase's result was horrible. It made my teeth look uglier than before😬
@@IshitaSingh-bs1fy Ah reallyy! :0 I hope it works out well for you now! Ye ikr! It would just not work for me without extractions, as there's a lot of over crowding, and there's just no space! So it was the only option for me^^
I hope it works out well for both of us ~
The Second One is exactly the one that my orthodontist made me do
Bro is your facial profile ruined??or you are satisfied with the results?
@airDoesGames YT BRO TIME PERIOD FOR THIS TYPE OF TRETMENT
How much period it required?,Are u satisfied with this treatment?
Did it work out great?
SAMEE
I had braces for a year now at first i don’t really need extractions and now I have struggles to fully rest my chin muscles under my mouth and so now I have to get 4 premolars removed to create space
U did??
The last one was intressting
Omv I had to get four teeth removed too
When they numb your gums it feels wierd like how your leg falls asleep it feels like that
toby tobster jr did it hurt?
Did it work for you?
Oh my god the same 😭
Guys did it hurt I have to get this done they are removing four teeth please who ever had done this does it hurt I wanna know
I'm getting four teeth removed in April, I'm scared
How long does it take to completely just murge the next 2 teeth of extraction teeth?
It's been 3 month still with similar gap in between.
If I already have a big lower jaw that is causing me an underbite, is it ok to get extractions at this point? 2 orthos said to either extract teeth to get a correct bite or have orthognathic surgery to have my lower jaw recess some
What you did then I am in same condition
I'm 2 years late but can you tell me if you found a solution?
@@F1rstNameLastName it was fixed by a good ortho and Invisalign, no surgery needed and no teeth were pulled
How can make this type video I want to do make
Thank you So much for this Vedio 😊
10 years ago an adult tooth didn’t form under a baby tooth and I had the half formed tooth removed and the area stitched up. It was a premolar. That side of my face is now about 3cm slimmer and I can’t turn my neck equal distances right and left. Any thoughts? I have scoliosis in my spine and would like my face to be symmetrical, but don’t want to create unnecessary problems.
I'm 2 years late but can you tell me if you found a good solution?
No solution for this. I am sorry. You are doomed
I had to get my first set of premolars removed
Where are k9?
2 upper removed 2nd premolars, anything gotta be better than what i have now🤣🤣😅 braces for roughly 2 years, lets go brace face👍
Anyone with the 0:25 situation? I need to do the same, but I'm afraid that over time the jaw will sink due to the space created in the back. Can anyone tell if it stays the same over time?
Either two teeth from any jaw of both sides or four teeth from all side should be extracted. My so called dentist removed one teeth from upper left of jaw and two teeth from lower left of jaw and it degraded my facial appearance and smile. So be careful.
Shoud have been 4 teeth extracted, so that your face doesnt appear less symetrical.
@@tropicaldimitri7374 NEVER EXTRACT 4 TEETH
@@Sariine436 is 2 ok i gotta have 2 removed on dec 8th
@@connor19_ how did it go? Lol you prolly forgot this comment
@@ancalagon2785 everything went good!
These people have no same offering teeth extractions. Look at the second case, it does not need extraction at all
If you've put your trust in an orthodontist who has extracted four of your teeth, I'm sorry, but you've made a grave decision - they simply aren't face, airway or TMJ focussed at all and you need to seek alternative opinions and options from a practicioner who has the correct training in these three essential areas - areas which are paramount to function and crucial to your health.
Bruh EXTRACTIONS ARE NECESSARY IF THERE IS OVERCROWDING AND BITE PROBLEMS... Extraction are worst only in case your teeths aren't that crowded and u already have a healthy smile but still insecure and got teeth extracted which would cause sunken face apperance in future ... So don't scare people .. having tooth extracted I m Proud for the decision it improved my smile
@@SunilKumar-zs5vh yes, making your jaw smaller and losing bone
Your opinions are only true for your jaw and other jaws like yours.
Don't tell people to keep "advice to themselves" many people suffer as a result of Orthodontic Treatment involving Extraction/Retraction,
Dentists and Orthodontists Don't always know what's best for patients, and more people should be aware of that.
I Once saw a case example on a British clinic's site, of a girl treated NON-EXTRACTION with DAMON Braces in under a year.
She was initially going to get Braces under the UK NHS (Health Service) but was REFUSED Non-Extraction by an NHS Orthocuntist, insisting upon the removal of 4 teeth even though it was unnecessary. And the proposed Treatment was estimated to take around 2 years to complete.
Some Dentists and Orthodontists are still Deceiving Patients into getting unnecessary Extractions.
@@SunilKumar-zs5vh if it was natural we would be born without that teeth. Nature knows better how it is correct and proper than the best doctor in the world ever born. Keep in mind
Sir I removed 4 of mine , I saw a video showing it’s bitter consequences later. I still have my braces on, please help
I know I'm 7 months late but can you tell me how it's going on now?
@@F1rstNameLastName if it’s not severe please leave it be, utterly disappointed so far.
@@getawaywithchen1929 I just got 4 removed on Tuesday and I keep seeing people say there’s consequences and it genuinely gets me scared bru
@@_er11_ hey! It's been a while, how's it going with your treatment. I also had 4 teeth extracted recently and wanted to know
I'm doing the one at 0:44 due to overcrowding, and its one tooth should I do it or not
A similar plan has been recommended to me. Did you go ahead with yours?
A similar plan has been recommended to me. Did you go ahead with yours?
I just had my tooth removed following that plan. It was necessary because my lower jaw was too small for all of my teeth to be nicely aligned. We'll se how it goes.
@@Milasheen how is it so far
@@noooyes1955
Quite good, extraction went smooth. Just got my braces yesterday so there is a little pressure on the teeth next to extraction but it's all for the best. In addition I doubt that removing one tooth will change my facial structure :)
0:14 0:52 1:32 to everyone having this kind of bite - DON"T DO IT!!!! GO TO AN ORTHOGNATHIC SURGEON FOR ASSESSMENT!!!
Don't allow an orthodontist to remove your teeth without an orthognathic surgeon's opinion!
I underwent 3 orthodontic "treatments", got my teeth removed, and later it turned out I'm a patient for orthognathic surgery (bimax), because my jaws didn't grow properly (I have class II malocclusion). Before the treatment, i would qualify for the surgery right away, now they have to fix what orthodontists did to me, and it's problematic because I'm missing teeth that orthodontists pulled out!!!
Just Curious Are you on any Facebook groups about this stuff?
E.g "Orthodontic Negligence Victims Group?"
Or "Craniofacial Action Group?"
@@luke14946 Hi no, I'm from another country. I'm in my native language FB group about orthodontics+jaw surgery.
Finally, I ended up in an orthodontic clinic where the main orthodontist was trained by an orthognatic surgeon + veteran orthodontist specializing in preparing patients for jaw surgeries.
She did a proper examination, measurements, consulted with other doctors my jaw joints, and turned out that previous orthodontists set my teeth in improper position, causing me TMJ. And additionally, the previous orthodontists did not fix my bite! So now i have 3 problems: TMJ, bite defect, and skeletal defect.
I received 2 options, bimax surgery, or non-surgical orthodontic treatment (so TMJ and bite defect gets fixed), but with braces specially designed for me. Turns out that standard metal braces (that i wore) should have NOT BE USED in my case.
*This orthodontic clinic was recommended to be by a surgeon.
The dentists, with additional orthodontic courses, that do not have proper training with such skeletal defects SHOULD NOT TREAT PATIENTS with a skeletal defect. It caused me very serious problems that impacts my life (head pains caused by developed TMJ).
Sorry for my long response, but after my talk with this new orthodontist i saw how much she was pissed by what previous "orthodontists" did, and how often nowadays "doctors" look just on "teeth", ignoring joints and jaw positions completely, causing later more problems.
@@ania6118 you mentioned your from "another country?", I didn't specify what country I was in earlier so kinda bold to assume....
Just curious, Mind telling me what country you're in?, and what group your on?
BTW, I'm based in Ireland. And I'm quite a mess from having Extraction/Retraction, on the top, both upper 1st bicuspids were removed for crowding, and I ended up having Root Resorption in all 4 of my upper incisors, in addition to my lower jaw closing in a Retruded/Overclosed way when fully closed, and it coming forward when I open my mouth. And I have jaw joint issues aswell as facial muscle strain. And That's not all....
@@luke14946 I'm from Poland. The group is called "Progenia, retrogenia i inne wady zgryzu, zdjęcia PRZED i PO operacji". It's well maintained, they have a base of recommended doctors, orthodontists, surgeons and physiotherapists gathered by users (based on their experience and results), across this country.
It's a group dedicated mostly to patients with skeletal problems + surgery patients. Orthodontists/surgeons are not accepted into the group, to omit any patient's personal info being seen by his doctors.
*We do have pretty good orthodontic specialists in Poland, but they are located in bigger cities. At the beginning, I was suggested a surgery, but I was dragged by my parents to a local "orthodontist"- I... had a quite bad luck.
There's a clinic in Barcelona "Instituto Maxilofacial". They have YT channel, so you can check out their cases and interviews with patients. Maybe they will help you. I heard that in Germany there are also good doctors, but at the same time, i heard about some people flying from Great Britain to Poland to see an orthodontist. Unfortunately, i haven't stumbled upon any mentions of specialists located in Ireland
@@ania6118 ugh too late for me, I recently had 4 teeth extracted and now am having so many problems such as breathing and less space to keep the tounge, I will someone had told me about this. I had an underdeveloped lower jaw and barely any crowding or overbite, but my orthodontist still pulled four precious teeth out and my other teeth has cavities on it which I might loose in the future...AND I'M ONLY 18.
I feel very depressed and anxious about everything since it already took so much money for me to only ruin my teeth,face and health
I’m getting braces in two months and I need to have two teeth extracted
Oh shit same
Oof i think for me its 4
I need four
Bruh_Its Bella same
@@insomniax.2394 same I need 4. 2 of them are done, going tomorrow for the other 2 :')
This is wrong on so many levels, not scientific and invasive. I hope people do their research before embarking on this type of treatment.
Jae S Son why
When you pull the teeth back, you also pull the jaws back and it can often go back into your airway causing sleep apnea
Or you can get Damon A braces. With those there's no extraction
Just with braces alone, my face has sunken in because she has moved my teeth back and narrowed my dental arch for my underbite and she wants to remove 4 premolars now too. I thought my face had changed and something weird was going on, so the fact that removing my teeth will make it even worse angers me. I AM going to scream at her next time I see her, evil cow.
Too late :( I did this and I hate the results
does age matter in this treatment? i am 26yr old and planning to do this treatment, my dentist suggested me to remove 4 teeth
Vivek Chaudhari, I speak from personal experience with 4 premolar extractions for braces. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE ANY OF YOUR PERMANENT TEETH FOR ORTHODONTICS AT ANY AGE! The facial problems and health issues are by far not worth it from my personal experience. Please find a non-extraction Orthodontist or look into Palatal expansion. Thank you. -KT
Vivek Chaudhari same here im just scared cuz wat if its painful 😣😣😣
Fàthìmà Hàñéérà it will be fine. It's just extracting one tooth but four times. And plus, they'll give you anesthetic.
Don't be afraid. It is necessary to have it removed to give more space for your teeth to be straight. I've been wearing braces for 2 years now and my dentist also removed 4 teeth of mine, 2 upper and 2 lower premolars and you know what? I wish my dentist would remove a tooth or 2 again on my upper because the extraction before wasn't enough to pull back my protruding upper teeth/jaw.
Jenny Kriz it's work or not
Is it just me who had 00:44 3rd one
Most probably i will, how did yours go???
@@sultanossi8845 its good now at the first month its noticeable but it has closed up alot in these few months ive had braces since February
@@luxofn Well if I do go with this treatment, i hope it goes well👍🏽, hopefully urs too
Hey! How's your treatment going? Did the gap close? I've had braces from august and I might need to remove one teeth from lower jaw.
@@Chandralib its going good thank u the gap hasn’t fully closed but its less noticeable by a-lot. What tooth in the lower jaw is coming out and also good luck with your treatment.
Human teeth are weak asf.
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This ruins face
No i did it now i look more fierce n my jawline oof
@@kapilbrownboy9795 actually
Ikr
@@kapilbrownboy9795 pfff just wait 5 years later, and u'll gonna look like grandpa in ur 30s🤭
@@ducxandy9889 That's it, that makes you older
Please never extract any of your permanent teeth for orthodontic purposes! Permanent tooth extractions for orthodontic treatment is the biggest ponzi scheme ever! It's extremely disturbing that some orthodontic professionals still even recommend removing permanent teeth as part of orthodontic treatment. Speaking from personal experience with extraction/retraction orthodontic treatment, please never extract any healthy permanent teeth for orthodontics! This is an extremely outdated orthodontic treatment developed in the 1940's/1950's and can have many chronic negative side effects including the following: negatively altered facial structure (narrow face, increased facial wrinkles, thin lips); dished-in profile; flattened face and midface area (pancake-like); prominent nasolabial folds; larger appearing nose (due to reduced facial bone volume from permanent tooth extractions); inner ear disturbances; compromised airways; Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJD); reduced tongue space; forward head posture; sleep apnea; and psychological trauma (from being recommended to remove YOUR permanent teeth aka YOUR permanent body parts).
KT ATH wish I had read this 2 weeks ago before i went ahead and did this myself. I felt like I was given no choice but to do so. Only one permanent tooth was extracted. The other was extracted do to it being a dead root. They told me a root canal was not ideal with braces as they too are outdated and not good long term. So they pulled a healthy one and a dead tooth in the name of symmetry. I am disturbed and upset at myself for not questioning my dentist and ortho more. It is sooooo important to do research!!!!!!!!!
Mann i will have my tooth extraction after 6 months and i have no other choice of wht to do for braces the dentist is saying if i dont do tooth extraction then i can never get my teeth fixed
Wht should i do plz tell me
Taroto Nikola which one of ur teeth got extracted mine woukd be two first molars of uper section
It varies from person to person.. dont misguide anyone. Its ur personal prblm