Congratulations on your teeth being basically straightened!

Regarding the problem of rubber band closing and adduction, this is a common method in the process of orthodontic treatment. A rubber band is an elastic material that is usually used to pull teeth for the purpose of straightening them. After your teeth are basically straightened, your doctor may recommend that you use rubber bands for sealing or adduction to further improve your tooth alignment and bite relationship.

Seam closing refers to closing the gap between teeth to make the teeth more aligned. This usually involves placing small rubber bands between the teeth to apply just the right amount of traction to gradually move the teeth and close the gap. The process can take a while, but the end result is usually very satisfying and can make your teeth look straighter and more beautiful.

Adduction refers to moving the front or back teeth toward the inside of the mouth to improve the bite relationship of the teeth. This usually involves the use of special rubber bands or instruments that pull the teeth toward the inside of the mouth. The process of adduction can take some time, but the end result is usually great, making your teeth more coordinated and beautiful.

If you need to use rubber bands for tuck-in or adduction, it is recommended that you work closely with your doctor, use the rubber bands as recommended by your doctor, and have regular inspections and adjustments. At the same time, it is also very important to maintain good oral hygiene and eating habits to keep your teeth healthy and beautiful.

Hope this information is helpful. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to consult your doctor.