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SDC is okay with mild spacing or very mild crowding... but it should really stop there. From your picture, it seems like your smile might be better handled by an Orthodontist. It seems like you have a posterior crossbite on the right side ( I bet you bite on the inside of your cheek often), some mild crowding, and a few rotated teeth. The good news is, all this can be treated with clear aligners! Your local orthodontist will feel comfortable and confident in treating you with clear aligners and you'd have a much better outcome than what you might get with SDC!Smile Big, Dr. Brice
Smile Direct Club should be used in very low to mild spacing and crowding cases. In your particular case, there may be an underlying skeletal discrepancy, meaning the upper jaw and lower jaw are not the same size. For this situation, it would be highly advisable to see an orthodontic specialist...
SDC is a simplified forn of Invisalign treatment. What you would be missing out on is the expert opinion of a dentist as to why your gaps are coming back. It is usually due to your bite, clenching or failed retainer. You would have to have the retainer removed, aligners fitted and then a better...
Any attempt to move teeth without direct examination and x-rays and ongoing supervision by an orthodontic specialist is definitely not recommended. In fact a strong caution is in order as harmful results can occur by doing so. Your bite in particular is what is called Class III and requires sp...
Hello Alberto and thank you for your question. Clear aligners might help your condition, but a direct supervision by a qualified dentist is a must, if you decide to go that route. I think though, braces for your case with possibly additional appliances, would be a better choice.All the best to you.
Hello and thank you for your question. I would not classify your case as mildly crowded. It is not to say that your crowding can not be fixed with clear aligners. It can. I would recommend Invisalign or other brands, where a direct doctor supervision is provided along with aligners.All the be...
I do not know your situation exactly, but I would highly recommend you NOT use Smile Direct. #1 There will be no direct supervision of your case during treatment ( you should be seen by a trained a qualified dentist every 6 weeks or so.) and no one has considered your periodontal health or ...
