Would my teeth get back to normal?
817041
Oh My God, \nI sure hope you are not going to try to fix your teeth yourself.  You will be heading for disaster!! You have to go to a orthodontist.  First, go to a regular dentist so he can clean your teeth, fix any thing wrong, then he will send you to the orthodontist for braces.  Those two doctors will work together to give you the best dental health.  If you start messing with your teeth, you could end up with major, major problems.  Please go to a regular dentist asap. \nGood luck!!
1162414
back to your dentist would be  start.  Or get a second opinion
454600
Yes, first of all you need to see a mental practioner. They will be able to assist you and plan out a therapy that will be most effective. Secondly, it WILL cause you serious health problems. NO ONE'S body is meant to go through what your is doing right now. It will be very bad if you don't stop. Just ask yourself: Is this really worth it?  Also, you will need dentures soon, due to the constant acidic state your teeth are in now.  Sorry to be so graphic, but you are not an exception to the rule.
313718
probably, if you think about it. your basically putting twice the bleach to your teeth. beware of your gums though. your gums will likely be agitated.
832372
I don't know about what after effects you are talking about, but when I had mine removed (one at a time because I am such a chicken), the bottom ones seem to give me the most trouble and the holes where the teeth were seemed really deep, and really they still do seem deep.  I have to be sure and brush back there and floss real good back there.  If you are talking about pain after you have them removed, I say managable pain for about a week, unless you get a dry socket, then oh my God you should get to the dentist right away because they can help with some sort of medicine they put on there.  Good luck.
854818
I doubt it but go and ask your dentist for advice.
709653
Ask your dentist.  You might be able to use a removeable appliance that would be relatively inexpensive to fix a minor problem.
591647
I dont know if they will be able to fix it, depends exactly how bad it is. But dont leave it any longer.  Go and see a dentist straight away coz the time that you are putting it off, could be the time they can do something to salvage it.  They will definatly do something for you though, thats what they are there for!
151617
Maybe thats your natural bone color. See a dentist and see what he tells you.
230498
I wouldn't because it might act poorly with the medication the dentist gives you.
442822
I would say no........they say it takes 24 hours for plaque to turn into tartar, so as long as you're flossing once every 24 hours it will be fine.
131366
Sounds to me like they are partially impacted and if this is the case, they are never going to fully erupt.  Get to an oral surgeon so he or she can extract them for you.  Keeping them could cause problems with your other teeth as they are pushing against them and this could cause crowding or even decay on the tooth it is pushing against as you aren't able to clean this area very well.
773984
to straighten out your bite after the bottom teeth are re aligned
1124502
I had my two bottom wisdom teeth pulled a while back and if your not in a lot of pain now, its only going to get better. They gave you some Vicodin right? just take that until you feel like you can be OK without them. After like three days you should be able to eat normal food again. If you have any concerns about it, all you have to do is call up your dentist and ask them about it. they will gladly help ya.
1106410
Go see a dentist!!  No one here is a dentist, or at least as I've seen from the responses to your question, and neither am I, but I can tell you that if you are having a problem related to tooth decay, IT WON'T GO AWAY BY WISHING IT AWAY!!! And the longer you wait the longer you'll suffer and the more work the dentist will have to do to fix the problem, and you'll get even more scared, and a bigger bill.  Another possibility here is that you're having sinusitis, or impacted sinuses, and that can hurt like hell and make it feel like your teeth are going to explode out of your mouth.  Go see some medical or dental professional.  This ain't gonna go away by hoping it does.  I know!!  What's that phrase: "Been there; Done that!!!!"  Get a  move on girl!!  You'll be glad you did!  God Bless you.
942309
Yes, it is possible; however, this is only limited to small procedures.  If there is a small amount of decay around a particular part of a veneer, often this decay can be removed and repaired with a bonded filling.  BUT, if the decay has spread underneath the veneer and your dentist is unsure that they can remove it all with the veneer in place, then the veneer will have to come off and be redone after all of the decay is removed.  Also, if too much tooth structure has to be removed around the veneer, then it will have to be redone as well, because you do not want to undermine the existing tooth structure too much!  Hope that this proves helpful!
858127
It sounds like it. Can you tell if the tooth is moving back where it is supposed to be?  If you are really concerned, I would suggest going back to your orthodontist for a checkup.