I really want to know if Invisalign is for me. Will it work? (Photo)

The fact that you know what "buccal corridors" means tells me that you have been listening (reading) to doctors who stress expansion as part of their treatment plan.The whole idea of buccal corridor problem is really a made up issue designed to justify expansion treatment. There is no good...

Since you haven't worn any of the aligners in 18 months, the easy answer would be to restart with the highest number aligner that fits comfortably, yet snuggly.But since you can't find numbers 2-6, then I'm afraid you'll have to redo all of the initial impressions and will probably incur a...

Unfortunately once the teeth move it’s not that easy to get them back. You will have to consult with your orthodontist. You might be able to go back few trays to realign them or they might have to order some additional trays at this time.

Once your teeth are done moving the attachments can be removed. If you are just in the stage where the teeth are being held you are okay not having athacments.

Certainly any gap can be closed with Invisalign. It’s just a matter of time and the process. The bigger the teeth and provided you are comfortable with having attachments on these teeth, you will be able to close that gap. Braces might work marginally faster but I guess it’s a decision you hav...

Both options have good prognosis of improving open bite. Invisalign has some cosmetic advantages and lends itself to improving the open bite. I suggest reviewing pros and cons with an orthodontist who has a lot of experience in BOTH techniques