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Will Invisalign be able to pull my two front teeth down to give them some length? (Photos)

November 17, 2019
Asked By:kittii in Scotts Valley, CA

They appear to be too short next to the others. I only notice this when I smile not with my mouth open looking at them. I would only want them to move down slightly.

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