This is more commonly effective in children, whose bones are still growing and can thus adapt quickly to the expansion of the palate. Tooth appears chipped, cracked, or otherwise damagedįor certain patients, it may be possible to widen the dental palate in order to make room for the teeth, rather than extracting them.Teeth cannot be straightened with braces without first undergoing extraction(s).3D-modeling scans can help orthodontists determine with extractions will be the most useful. When deciding which teeth to remove, your orthodontist will consider how best to fit the other teeth into their healthy, correct positions, with the least possible disruption to the mouth or the patient’s facial shape and tongue positions. Removing an odd number of teeth is common when treating asymmetry in the bite pattern or traumatic biting. (Wisdom teeth are considered separately from orthodontic extraction cases since there are other reasons for removing those molars). Your orthodontist will refer you for extraction of 1 to 4 teeth, depending on your specific diagnosis. If it’s possible to align all existing teeth into a healthy bite and correct positioning, then they will do it without extractions – but for certain patients, tooth extraction is an effective part of achieving straight teeth with long-lasting results. Not all cases will require extractions – in fact, it is usually not necessary.
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