Braces And/or Invisalign for Crooked Canine Teeth? (photo)

For a case like yours I would start with the Invisalign and keep the braces in the bag as a fall back if needed. Moving cuspid teeth down and in can be done with aligners and the latest "attachments". Attachments are composite shapes that are bonded to the teeth and allow the Invisalign aligners to grab those teeth better. Either with Invisalign or braces you will have to do both your upper and lower teeth. Otherwise your bite will not fit right and it would make your treatment a lot more difficult to complete.

I love Invisalign! I use is on lots of cases and I'm seeing good results. I think the reason that I am is because I'm careful about case selection. There are some tooth movements that are just more predictable with braces. Rotating and elongating upper canine teeth are two of them that I feel are trickier with plastic aligners. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just suggesting that the results are more predictable with braces bonded on the teeth for this particular condition. Talk to your orthodontist about your goals and your budget. He'll give you more accurate device if you are actually sitting in his chair. Good luck!

Braces are definitely the way to go. Invisalign would struggle with those canines and laterals and not get you a great result.

With the Damon Braces System, it would be really easy and quick to wiggle those teeth into a gorgeous smile, though you can straighten those teeth with any set of brackets. 

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