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Will Invisalign Close the Spaces and my Gap? (Photos)

asked 8 months ago by Ashley Marie Ohh in Cincinnati, OH
Latest answer by Jacqueline Demko, DDS, MSD
Question viewed 247 times
Tags: gap, payment plan, spacing

I have spaces between majority of my teeth and a missing tooth due to a cavity at the bottom so i think invisalign wont work at the bottom. Will it? and Will it close all the spaces? Also is there like a possible payment plan? Sadly i do not know the amout of space between them but I do have pictures

5 answers to Will Invisalign Close the Spaces and my Gap? (Photos)

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Gaps and a missing tooth and invisalign

Good job on the photos. You front gaps would likely be able to be closed with Invisalign, the back gap is not likely. Best bet is to get a full consultation with an orthodontist.
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Closing spaces with invisalign

The answer is yes. In fact, Invisalign’s top mechanical movement is being able to close space, especially the gap or what we call diastema in front of the maxillary (or upper) two teeth. Adults as well as teens that are looking to close spaces in between their teeth without knowing that you have braces on at all, Invisalign is a good choice. Invisalign is a set of discrete clear retainers that you can take in and out to eat as well as brush and floss of teeth. ... more
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Invisalign can close most spaces

Many of the minor gaps you display can be closed by Invisalign, but when a tooth is missing, it is best handled restoratively (meaning an implant or bridge). Molor movement of that distance takes a lot of time and is beyond what Invisalign was designed for.
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Invisalign Can Close Spaces

I am assuming that you may have postured your lower teeth forward before taking the photos, (instead of biting on your back teeth) which does alter the usefulness of the pictures to determine the current state of your bite. As well, it would appear that you may have a very large cavity on a lower tooth. My suggestion would be to deal with this tooth before doing any orthodontic/Invisalign, as this is more pressing for your general well being/health. This large cavity has the... more
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Invisalign possibilities for multiple space closure

Looking at your pictures I can see your case has lots of possibilities definitely including Invisalign. Invisalign may solve many or all of your concerns but further dental care may be required after Invisalign to finish filling spaces such as your missing tooth. Have an Invisalign dentist take impressions and pictures and submit you case for a 3d virtual image proposal and you will be able to see for little or nothing what can be done. There are many payment options... more

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