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Labial frenectomy surgery before or after braces?
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During: Discuss this w qualified orthodontic specialist before having any rx accomlished. 1) braces 2) move teeth into ideal positions 3) have gum/bone reshaped 4) hold teeth until tissues heal before removing braces.
Answered 4/23/2019
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