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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 special skill, experience, and training. Please contact your local orthodontist.
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 ...
By seeing your case , you have severe crowding, so smile direct is not recommended in yr case, its for mild cases. as you are asking for impacted tooth, any aligner [for eg. invisalign] is not possible in impacted tooth case. but yr case is not impacted tooth case. yr canine is bucally placed ,...
You have a narrow maxilla and crowding and our a perfect candidate for a DNA Appliance to orthopedically grow your maxilla and mandible and create a full wide health smile.This will produce far superior results than clear aligners. Avoid any extractions which will have negative consequences.
I am glad you recognize that your bite is off and just correcting space in between your front teeth will not address that issue. I would urge you to visit couple Orthodontists to see if you can find one that will work with you financially so you can finally correct your overbite. ...
