Invisalign or Veneers for Female at Age 22?

asked 1 year ago by TrueSouthernBelle in Arkansas
Latest answer by Antoaneta Barba, DDS
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Tags: age 18-24, comparison

Invisalign consultation summary of Ortho's findings: Moderate crowding on upper & lower teeth. Upper arch is "V" shaped instead of "U" shaped. Other than that, my teeth are in great shape. People have asked me if I've had braces, including dentists. However, I don't like how my top two front teeth lean slightly inward & the tooth next to my left front tooth overlaps it a little. Kind of like Katherine Heigl, maybe not as bad. I want a quick fix, regardless of cost to have a perfect smile.

5 answers to Invisalign or Veneers for Female at Age 22?

Invisalign will be the best option

Hi, Invisalign will be the best option and the treatment should not take more than 1 year. Sincerely, Dr. Barba

Antoaneta Barba, DDS
Santa Ana Cosmetic Dentist

Invisalign vs. Veneers

Okay, Katherine Heigel is beautiful but her teeth drive me crazy! I think you are wise to see correction of what bothers you. Invisalign is a great option but it could take months. If it is minor, then probably 8 months or less. If you are okay with that, then go for that option. Invisalign can also make your arch rounder in appearance to give that U-shape which is natural and beautiful. That would, of course, take longer treatment. Veneers are "instant orthodontics"... more

Bobbi Stanley, DDS
Raleigh-Durham Cosmetic Dentist

Invisalign treatment is great because..

You get to keep your own teeth and the maintanence is less than with veneers. Invisalign will take about 6 months and you'll love your teeth for a lifetime..

Michael J. Thomas, DDS
Los Angeles Cosmetic Dentist

Quick fix for Moderate Crowding.

I thing looking like Katherine Heigel is a good thing! If you want to look even better, assuming front teeth lean slightly inward, besides having orthodontics (Invisalign) or standard veeners done, the other option you have is prepless veneers. That is where NO or very little tooth structure is removed. Basically procedure can be called reversable because of that. It is a much more conservative approach to the teeth in your case. Hope this helps, With your dental health... more

Michael Ayzin, DDS
Costa Mesa Cosmetic Dentist

Orthodontics or Invisalign?

Looking a little like Katherine Heigel is not a bad thing! The situation you describe could be treated either way. Orthodontics would take longer and be more conservative (no tooth reduction). Veneers would be a quick fix and may need retreatment in 20 years.

Mickey Bernstein, DDS
Memphis Cosmetic Dentist

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