Relapse After Braces with Loose Teeth: what to check before Braces

Start with the key checks. With loose teeth, it’s sensible to confirm the basics before braces for relapse after braces.

This is commonly workable, but the best option depends on a few measurable factors.

Typical timeline: ~15 months Current best-fit options: Braces, Retainers, Clear Aligners

Before starting active movement, a clinician review confirms the correct order of steps based on your bite.

Clinical Considerations

These checks commonly come first before starting braces for relapse after braces when loose teeth is present:

• Retention history review (what retainer you had and what changed)

• Stability check (tooth support and safe movement limits)

If you want, an optional online clinician review can interpret these checks for your specific bite.

Options After The Key Checks

Recommended Treatment Ranking:

• Braces

• Retainers

• Clear Aligners

Key reasons from the quick check:

• Braces: suitability 82/100 — is often considered once the key checks are complete.

• Clear aligners: suitability 48/100 — is usually considered after checks confirm movement can be planned safely.

• Retainers: suitability 55/100 — is typically used to hold position while checks or planning are completed.

Once checks are complete, an optional online clinician review can confirm the best-fit option for your bite.

Cost Expectations

For braces for relapse after braces with loose teeth, this sits in cost band 4/4.

Complex case range. Often £5,000+ where staged planning is required.

Bands reflect planning time and how involved the case tends to be.

Final pricing is confirmed once the plan is agreed.

Timeline Expectations

For braces for relapse after braces with loose teeth, a typical estimate is around 15 months.

Exact duration depends on bite goals and how the movement is planned.

An optional online clinician review can give a more personalised estimate.