Yes: The earlier your doctor can get ahold of your canines, the more control (s)he will have over their position. We often uncover canines so that we can attach brackets ASAP.
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Depends: At some point in the erruptive process the Orthodontist will determine, by training and experience, when it is the right time to place an attachment onto the teeth to help guide them into optimal occlusion. Ask you Orthodontic Specialist for an answer that pertains exactly to your unique malocclusion.
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Maybe: there are so many factors to consider in answering this question. the net/net is that in some cases the answer is yes and others no. The best person to ask is your orthodontist and whether the answer is yes or no, that they help you understand the "why" as it relates to your case.
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Yes: Yes, if it fits the treatment plan. Make sure you are treated by a board certified orthodontist.
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