San Diego Invisalign doctors
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James D. Salazar, DDS
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
6902 Navajo Road , San Diego |
17 answers | |
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Rod Strober, DDS
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
3330 3rd Ave. Ste. 302, San Diego |
11 answers | |
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Jimmy C. Wu, DDS
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
7851 University Avenue Suite 206, La Mesa |
6 answers | |
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Daniel Charlton, DDS
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
13983 Mango Dr Suite 101, Del Mar |
1 answer | |
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Sam J. Halabo, DMD
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
239 F Street, Chula Vista |
1 answer |
Recent Answers
What are the chances of treating a 2mm openbite with Invisalign? I'm in college and wouldn't want braces until I graduate but that is 3 years from now. Unfortunately I have difficulties biting and I'm worried about developing TMJ or other severe ailments or having the gap grow. I went to an office almost a year ago and they told me openbites are never good candidates for invisalign. Where do we stand today? Thanks in advance for the replies!
Open bites can be treated with invisalign. What you want to do is talk with a qualified invisalign provider and ask specifically for your current situation, "can my open bite be closed to ideal?" 2mm is certainly in the range of open bites that can be treated with invisalign orthodontics. You can search invisalign.com and find examples of cases that have been succuessfully treated. Good luck to you and I hope that you find the right provided that will help you with your situation. Dr. Jim Salazar
I started a treatment with Invisalign but in the first days I had very strong feeling of vomiting and I stopped to wear because I am afraid that it will affect my health.Just now I realised that I signed the contract without giving me opportunity to read this and even I don't have my own copy.I contacted the dental centre this week to send me the copy but they don't want to do this.I worry a lot because I don't know what I signed.My doctor doesn't care what's happening.What can I do?
If you have begun treatment with your invisalign aligners then all the aligners have been manufactured and the cost to the dentist has been paid. It is the decision of the office that you are working with to give you a refund or not. Work with your dental office to come up with a fair solution.
Dr. Jim Salazar




