I am getting ready for a jaw surgery with Invisalign. Do I have to switch to traditional braces during the time of the surgery?

Hey there! This question is a bit more complex even though it seems simple. There are a ton of different ways to achieve smile improvements (ie. 9 month treatment plan and 4-5 month treatment plan). Neither is incorrect. It does take longer to move roots than simply tipping the crown (white part...

Clear aligners can repair just about everything that traditional braces can. However, you may still have many of the same rubber bands and other gadgets to complete more complex movements like this. I would see an orthodontist (braces specialist) and get a consultation. They will give the pros...

Hey there! Having a "really deep" filling could be problematic because, like your dentist mentioned, it's close to the nerve. Unlike other nerves in the body, teeth can only recognize pain so when something starts to encroach on it you'll feel pain there. In your situation, I think it's...

You have asked a very good question. Unfortunately, If 1 tooth has pushed forward, my assumption is that the bond to the Maryland bridge on that tooth has dettached. Second - if you want to move teeth back into position, you will need to at the very least remove that bonded metal on the backs of...

Overcorrection helps mostly with rotations, if you need to rotate teeth a lot they have a tendency to rotate back. But if you are wearing retainers long term after treatment it should prevent relapse.

Your orthodontist sounds right, you could get good results with Invisalign and gum contouring, which we call Osseous Crown Lengthening or Esthetic Crown Lengthening. They should refer you to a periodontist after Invisalign is completed. You appear like you would get good results and good...