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My teeth are pretty crowded and rotated and i'm a teen who really doesnt want metal braces so i was just wondering do you think i could get invisalign?
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SallySue22
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Crowed teeth
Why guess see an orthodontist and get a full work up and learn the pros ans cons for your case. also the cost, type of treatment that is best and how long it might take and what else to expect from your treatment
Chesterfield Orthodontist
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Invisalign for crowding and rotated teeth
It depends on a few variables that cannot be seen in the photo, but based solely on the picture, it's possible. Invisalign is just one option to move the teeth. Consult with a dentist that can take a complete set of records and review the options with you. If your bite is not properly aligned or there are issues with the relationship of the jaws, then invisalign may not be the right choice. If it's just crowding and rotations, it may be possible.
Ontario Cosmetic Dentist
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Rotated teeth difficult to treat with invisalign
As you correctly noted, your crowding is not minor and therefore not really suitable for invisalign. You would get some improvement with invisalign but the rotated teeth are nearly impossible to straighten by invisalign alone. If you are mainly concerned about straightening of your front teeth and your bite (the alignment of your upper and lower back teeth) is comfortable, your best option would be clear ceramic braces utilizing the Six Month Smiles system. Consult a...
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Invisalign can help
While traditional orthodontics would probably have the mechanical leverage advantage on this one, you could definitely see improvement if you didn't want to have metal braces and used INVISALIGN.
The length of time for this treatment might be a bit longer than average, probably over two years, because you most likely have some discrepancies between the two arches in terms of spacing.
On an individual tooth basis, moving one of those teeth by themself is not a problem, it's...
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San Jose Cosmetic Dentist
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Invisalign Problems
Your situation is best treated with conventional braces. It is really beyond the scope of invisalign. You have moderate generalized crowding and a constricted palate. If you want something less visible, you might consider lingual braces that go on the inside.
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