Can I sue orthodontist if advised unnecessary extractions which caused bite problems?

I went in for orthodontic treatment because my teeth started leaning to one side (the left). My orthodontist advised me to get two teeth pulled (top and bottom) on the right so that my teeth would move to the right and be centered. Although I was concerned that would create too much space, she persuaded me that that was the only way to get my teeth centered. Recently, because I was having problems with the treatment, I requested a copy of my records, including my pre-treatment x-rays. Looking at them, it is obvious her original advice made no sense the roots of the teeth were exactly where they needed to be (just the bottoms parts of the teeth cleaned), so the extractions would cause too much of a gap on one side. Closing the gap lead to the front teeth moving over too far which should have been predictable looking at the x-rays. Worse, the extraction gap caused my molars to move into the gap unevenly, so that the top and bottom molars don't fit right and my bite/jaw position is messed up. We had actually talked about jaw/bite issues extensively prior to treatment because I had TMJ issues, and she said the treatment would help address that. But she let it slip that she didn't create mounted models at the beginning of treatment which I assumed is standard treatment in orthodontics, especially when teeth extractions and jaw issues are concerned.