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Teeth have a tendency to change their positions after treatment. The faithful wearing of retainers should reduce this tendency. Teeth can, however, move at any time whether or not they have been orthodontically treated.

The most vulnerable teeth are those at the front. Throughout life the bite can change from causes such as eruption of wisdom teeth, growth and maturational changes, mouth breathing and other oral habits.

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When should my child commence orthodontic treatment?

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The Australian and American Orthodontic Societies recommend initial orthodontic assessment around the age of 7 years when the permanent incisor teeth are erupting. The majority of children examined at this age will not require immediate treatment, perhaps never however early assessment helps detect..Read more...