When I was younger my orthodontist said I wasn't qualified for braces as I had short roots on my two front teeth. I am 21 now and my ortho said that my roots are longer than what they appear on the x-ray and I can probably still qualify for orthodontic treatment. I will be starting Invisalign in the upcoming weeks. Based on the x-ray, would you say that my roots are long enough to have Invisalign treatment without compromising my teeth?
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HI, thanks for sending your picture and question. Invisalign can help in bringing down your canine and correcting the alignment of your teeth. I am confident your final results will look great. All the best.