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Broken bracket on my braces


Question Posted Friday March 30 2012, 8:29 pm

Ive had braces since 2008 and my teeth are super straigh. I hav an appointment wed. too see if they're gonna come off that day. Right now my bracket broke. I put wax on it to not shift. I really don't want my teeth to shift. If it breaks, do u think my dentist will still take them off?

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aruba156 answered Saturday March 31 2012, 1:59 pm:
The broken bracket will not make a difference. Teeth don't shift that easily. Don't worry.

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