Rooz Khosravi, DMD, PhD, MSD

It looks like your front teeth are touching before the back teeth are touching. It is impossible to troubleshoot jaw pains with a few photos online. You should see orthodontists to take comprehensive look at what is going on.

Your orthodontic treatment can be done by the Invisalign appliance or other type of clear aligners. Extraction cases are often more complex with clear aligners (Invisalign) not all orthodontists are comfortable to use this appliance.

The bottom line is if you want or don't want to have your teeth removed. Your case can be done without removing your teeth but the outcome will be different.

You might want to first think about that and go back to your consultations with more questions. You don't HAVE to take out teeth if you are OK with slight polishing between your teeth (IPR) and a fuller smile.

Starting with cleaning at a dental clinic then moving to teeth whitening strips or in-clinic whitening.

I hear same question most of the days that I see patients. It is really hard to move one tooth and not move the rest. The exception is when my patients had treatment and one tooth rotates a tiny bit and me move it back but they already been in orthodontic care before. 

Orthodontic appliances come with to main flavors: fixed and removable. Clear aligner aka Invisalign is often a good choice for holding every thing and move one tooth but based on your photo it would be hard to move one tooth since we need to create space for that tooth. 

Here are some resources that you can read to learn more options for you. Be aware of box orthodontics since there is a consumer alert on that from the American Association of Orthodontists. 


Google porth.io and check my clinic webpage we have lots of usefull information that can help you. 

Lots of orthodontists now offer limited treatment to improve your smile. Check a few of them in your local area. 

Good luck

Yes you can. You would like to come with a comprehensive plan for your care where the location of the implant supported tooth is identified. Ideally you want to implant placed after you are done with your orthodontic care with (clear aligners like Invisalign appliance). You cannot move the implant with your teeth :D