Is there any possible way to move the bottom teeth forward w/OUT changing anything else?

my F ucker of an orthodontist/dentist wanted to pull out 4 of my teeth (2 top, 2 bottom) for braces and now my lower teeth are sunken in and i have an overbite. i told that F UCKER that i only wanted to pull out 2 on the top and he wouldnt listen. now i am depressed and want my old smile back. i look really different now when i smile and before this it was pretty. please anyone do you know of any possible way to kind of push out all my lower teeth forward so that they are aligned with my top teeth, withOUT moving my jaw or any other part of my face? i only want to move my bottom teeth forward or increase the number of teeth down there again, which might not be possible unless i use implants, but how am i going to do that when all the gaps are closed now between my bottom teeth?

Answer:
Sounds like you're only in the beginning stages of your orthodontic treatment...

Keep your appointments and do what the guy says... the shifting/drifting is all a part of the reformation, and you're on the right track.

If the extracted teeth were left in place, you could have ended up with severe crowding and overlapping... just what you don't want... and neither does your dentist, who is doing the right thing.

Your teeth will be just fine; try to be patient.

:)
I'm not sure how big the gap between top and bottom is but in some cases, they can shave down one side of the tooth and add thick veneers to align them without moving the tooth itself... there are also surgical procedures and implants but that is drastic...
I hate dentists! I've spent thousands and still have shite teeth... I wish you luck...It really sucks to be unable to smile without becoming suicidal
Ask for a retainer. It takes a while for your teeth to get straightened, but they do work. I got one when I was 8 and I got it taken out a few months ago. I wasn't supposed to get it out until I was 12, but they said my teeth were fine. You can get a metal retainer that they press into your gums, or a plastic one that looks like a mouth-piece. I had the metal one, but my dad has the plastic one. Anyways, I hope you get your smile back!
Is your treatment finished? Keep in mind that your dentist knows what he's doing. Your teeth will eventually fall into place. Did he not explain this to you? If he pulled 4 teeth is was to make room for you to have a proper bite. Be patient and talk to your dentist about your worries. I'm sure he will reassure you and explain it all. If he really messed up, report him to the dental board.

Hang in there.

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