Possibly: This needs to be evaluated by both a periodontist and orthodontist who will work together as a team to determine if orthodontic treatment is advised. Please start with the orthodontic consultation with a local provider.
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Short roots: Depends on the cause and the extent of treatment required. Please see a specialist Orthodontist to begin the diagnostic process. After viewing images of your teeth he/she can better advise you.
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It depends : In fact, the faster the teeth can be moved and corrected with short roots. The risks involved and prognosis is guarded depending on the case, amount and quality of bone supporting the teeth, and patient compliance with oral hygiene.
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