Not recommended: It is best to get your teeth checked by a dentist and any cavities filled before you start orthodontics.
Answered 1/21/2017
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Bad idea: The order of rx should be: 1. Control infection (cavities, gum disease, etc) 2. Move teeth/jaws into best possible relationships 3. Do final gum treatment and restorations have your cavities fixed before you straighten your teeth. It's highly unlikely that a qualified orthodontic specialist would risk moving diseased teeth.
Answered 11/15/2013
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