Generally, no: You are typically referred back to your general dentist for any cleanings and restorative or esthetic follow-up.
Answered 12/2/2013
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Edges: If you mean the biting edges of front teeth that may, over years of malocclusion, have worn unevenly, the orthodontist will probably do enamelplasty to improve esthetics. If teeth severely worn, general dentist may be called upon to restore the tooth.
Answered 12/5/2013
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Maybe: This is something you need to discuss with your orthodontist. I normally do such proceedures if the resurfacing is minimal.
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