Why are you recommending orthodontic movements in my case rather than restoration?
No recommendation but:
In cases where dental restoration (such as dental crowns, bridges, or veneers) may be appropriate, it's typically because there are specific issues with the teeth themselves, such as tooth decay, damage, or esthetic concerns that cannot be addressed solely through orthodontic treatment. Dental restoration focuses on repairing or replacing damaged or missing teeth to restore their function and appearance.
On the other hand, orthodontic treatment primarily focuses on the alignment and positioning of the teeth and jaws. It involves the use of braces, aligners, or other orthodontic appliances to correct issues such as malocclusion (improper bite), crowding, spacing, or misalignment of the teeth. Orthodontic treatment aims to improve the overall function, bite alignment, and esthetics of the teeth and jaws.
In some cases, a combination of orthodontic treatment and dental restoration may be necessary to achieve optimal results. For example, orthodontic treatment may be used to align the teeth properly before placing dental restorations to ensure a stable and functional bite.
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