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Self ligating not good
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I've seen three ortho's in the past few weeks, to help me get my treatment started. Ortho 1 Will not use sl brackets. He's used them in the past and had too many problems with the closing bit breaking and said for many patients it caused pain when he had to push them to close them. He also found many patients had hygiene problems under the closing piece. Something he's not found with this donuts, as they are made so they won't attract bacteria. I found this guy really nice and have no reason to disbelieve him. I've found loads of positive and negative stuff about sl brackets on the web. I've also been back and read a few of the 'designers' websites and now I'm not feeling so desperate to get started, I can see that these sites are heavy advertising and pressure stuff. I'm pleased I've had a few consults and heard a few professional opinions. Ortho 2 Will use sl brackets. Problem is the ceramic ones also have metal on them and I don't like that. He said the time frame for them and the non sl (totally ceramic) brackets is the same. He also said that all equipment used with these brackets is the same. Therefore the only difference he gave for choosing one over another, is the look. Ortho 3 Will not use sl brackets. He doesn't like the hard sell they do and he said the lies they tell to sell their product are disgraceful. This was a guy in his 30's, so he's had a few years of experience and has recently bought a share in an ortho business. He's comes well recommended. |
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Hi
I've booked second consults with ortho 1 and 3. I've gone totally off the idea of sl brackets, as the more I read the more it feels it's about 'hard sell' and that leaves me feeling cold. Ortho's 1 and 3 have more personality than ortho 2, who rushed me and didn't answer my questions fully. I'm hoping to have made my final decision by next Friday! Wish me luck. Thanks Adu. |
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