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Can you get Invisalign or braces after a root canal and a crown?

December 4, 2013
Asked By:Breharris626

I had a root canal done and a crown put on because about 2 years ago I broke half of my tooth. Now I have a bit of a gap so I was wondering if I could braces or Invisalign ? Which one would be better for it ?

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Answer: Yes, You Can Get Invisalign After Root Canal and Crowns

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Answer: Yes, You Can Get Invisalign After Root Canal and Crowns

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