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[itsover34]

Palatal Expander (RPE)

RPE (sometimes called rapid maxillary expansion) is a technique used to widen (expand) the upper jaw (palate) when it is narrow. How does the RPE…

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[itsover34]

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[b0ygamer]

How old are you

 

[itsover34]

How old are you

just turned 15

 

[b0ygamer]

just turned 15

Yes it works at your age but you should check with a orthodontist because if your palatal sutures already fused it's going to fuck up your teeth.

 

[armemann]

Ask ur dentist

 

[gushingblood]

Yes it works at your age but you should check with an orthodontist because if your palatal sutures already fused it's going to fuck up your teeth.

How will it fuck yo your teeth

 

[b0ygamer]

How will it fuck yo your teeth

If your sutures are fused, an RPE (Rapid Palatal Expander) may attempt to move the teeth laterally instead of separating the mid-palatal suture. This can lead to:

1. Tipping of Teeth: Instead of expanding the palate, the RPE applies pressure that tilts the teeth outward. This can cause instability and poor alignment.
2. Root Resorption: Excessive forces from the RPE can damage the roots of your teeth, leading to resorption and potential loss of tooth structure.
3. Bone Loss: Continuous pressure on the alveolar bone (bone surrounding teeth) may cause bone loss, weakening the foundation of your teeth.
4. Tooth Mobility: Improper forces can loosen teeth, making them unstable.

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