Invisalign: Q&A
Ask a QuestionHow Good is Invisalign for a 13 Year Old?
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in Calgary Canada
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Invisalign Teen good for age 13?
Yes it can be.as you can read in all the other anwers that a orthodontist needs to evaluate your childs bite and make sure the teeth are all present. Also the baby teeth need to be completely out . Dr Thomas
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Invisalign for teenagers
Hello,
It is good as long as the baby teeth are gone and the permanent teeth are erupted.
Thank you,
Dr. Barba
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Invisalign has made changes for teens.
If the teeth are fully erupted, and the patient's bite meets criteria for predictable treatment with Invisalign, then it may be a good option. Two main concerns we look at with teens are:
1) Will they be compliant wearing the aligners as instructed (ie. 22 hours per day - no exceptions)? This is something to seriously consider and discuss with your child. Also consider his/her level of responsibilty in other areas of his/her life. Is the bedroom kept...
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Invisalign for Teenagers
Invisalign is great option for people of any age for minor tooth movement and alignment. Everyone is different and the proper method for the situation and the patient's goals should be selected. The only concern would be - is the 13 year old responsible enough to keep up with the removable trays?
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Invisalign Teen
Invisalign teen is only an option for a small percentage of teenage cases. I would recommend that you see an orthodontist to make sure your child is even a candidate for treatment. If he or she is a good candidate, then invisalign is a good option as long as your child is compliant and responsible and will wear the invisalign trays well.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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