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Can Invisalign Fix my Open Bite? (photo)
asked 4 months ago by Ryan9227
Latest answer by Scott Frey, DDS
Question viewed 260 times
Tags: candidate, open bite
My teeth is crowded on my bottom teeth.
4 answers to Can Invisalign Fix my Open Bite? (photo)
+5
Can Invisalign fix this bite?
Open bites are the most difficult problem to fix either with Invisalign or with braces. It really depends on the exact problem and a simple picture is not enough information. Get yourself to an orthodontist with experience with Invisalign...you don't have a simple problem and you really need an expert...not a general dentist who does some Invisalign
Robert Waxler, DMD, MS
Saint Louis Orthodontist
Saint Louis Orthodontist
+1
If that is Your Actual Bite in the Photo...Not a Chance
Invisalign can actually fix some mild open bites quite well, but in your case it looks like you'd even be hard pressed to fix that open bite without TADs and potentially some extractions if that is your actual bite in the photos.
Scott Frey, DDS
Allentown Orthodontist
Allentown Orthodontist
+1
Invisalign probably cannot correct this open bite
Based on this photo (and assuming you are biting down completely on your back teeth), your open bite probably cannot be corrected with Invisalign. Your upper jaw looks under developed in relation to your lower jaw, and this difference makes your situation more complex. Your dental arches appear narrow, which is contributing to the crowding. You should get an opinion from an orthodontist to learn what your different options are to improve your bite, as it will benefit the...
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Kristen Berning, DDS
Dubuque Cosmetic Dentist
Dubuque Cosmetic Dentist
+1
Invisalign can fix open bite but in your case...
I would really go with traditiional braces. My view of the case is limited to your pix but I think its too complex for invisalign.
Michael J. Thomas, DDS
Los Angeles Cosmetic Dentist
Los Angeles Cosmetic Dentist