September Braces Update | Tooth extraction | Teeth Gaps | Wires

Hello Guys, We are back for another braces updates! For this month's update, I will be talking about my root-canaled tooth, which is scheduled for extraction next month, the new orthodontic wire installed, the TADs, and the gaps. At the end of this video, you will know the things I learned for the past month with my orthodontic treatment, and who knows, maybe you can get some braces tips you can apply with your braces journey as well. Don't forget. Keeping Smiling! =============================================================== To give you a background, I am undergoing my second orthodontic treatment. I decided to redo the procedure since I wasn’t satisfied with the first result. If you want to track the progress of my teeth, please feel free to subscribe to my channel! 🦷 You can check out my monthly braces update here. 🤓 My Braces Journey 2025 Don't forget to check out my monthly braces updates at the end of each month to see my progress! 📅 January:    • January 2025 Braces Update (Part 1/12)   February:    • February 2025 Braces Update | My midline i...   March:    • March Braces Update: Why I’m Still Not Str...   April:    • April 2025 Braces Update | premolar gaps |...   May:    • May Braces Updates || Improvements for the...   June:    • June Braces Updates || Closing Premolar Gaps   July:    • July 2025 Braces Updates | 3D Dental Xray ...   August:    • Braces Update for August Will Surprise You...   September: October: November: December: I have a video showing how my teeth progressed 2 years after my premolars were extracted.    • What Happened after my Premolar Extractions ?   You can watch this video if you want to know the story behind my first orthodontic treatment. 🎥    • Видео   Disclaimer: I’m not a licensed dentist or orthodontist. Everything I share here is based on my own braces journey and what I’ve learned along the way. This video is meant to give general information and personal tips, but it’s not a substitute for professional dental or orthodontic advice. For any concerns or decisions about your treatment, please always consult your orthodontist. :)