So i have been having braces on for a month or so and today i have just gotten them "tightened" for the first time. i have noticed two gaps one on top in the middle of my teeth and on the bottom left. is something going wrong? also, my orthodontics did no

I can not second gue: i do not wish to second guess but I would not be too much concern about teeth do move but usually they are under control of wires inside the braces-brackets. If too much worried call your doctor. Good luck

Be patient: Each patient responds differently to orthodontic treatment and your orthodontist will address any following questions and concerns. Good luck.

Braces: During braces teeth will move at different times. Spaces may open so that other teeth can be moved. Don't worry. By the end of your treatment your teeth will be in the correct position and you will look great. Ask your orthodontist about this and they will explain the process to you.

Ask: assuming you are seeing an Orthodontic Specialist that's who you should be asking about the progress of your treatment. We can't see you or examine you. Your Specialist will be able to answer your questions, but know that during initial leveling it's not unusual for spacing to become apparent as teeth begin to move.

This is normal: The whole point of orthodontics is the move your teeth. As they move spaces will open up and as they continue to move, will close up again. Sometimes this is intentionally done so there is room to rotate another tooth. Sometimes this just happens because not all teeth move at the same speed. Your bite will be constantly changing during the course of treatment. This is normal.

Not necessarily: orthodontics is a long-term (typically a couple of years), grand plan by the doctor to achieve a great smile and bite. there is likely a reason for the gaps that is part of the orthodontists plan. Before you panic, talk to them first and understand what they are trying to achieve and how.

Nothing is wrong: Your orthodontist needs space to move your teeth around, so space is good. But, why don't you ask your doctor about your progress at your next appointment?