My teeth lean inward very much but I don't know if an orthodontist will even fix it. Should I go to an orthodontist? (Photo)

Pursuing orthodontic treatment before having implants placed is a great idea!  This way, the orthodontist can work with your general dentist to create a solid occlusion (bite) and ideal spacing for the implants.  One of the nice benefits of Invisalign is that your orthodontist can...

Not the best timing but all will be ok.  If the crown can simply be recemented for now, this is the best scenario.  I would aim to finish Invisalign then circle back and address the tooth.  However, if the dentist feels the crown wont stay on for treatment or if there is an underlying problem wi...

Yes, the invisalign attachments will wear down as you use them.  Originally the attachments are hard.

Severe bruxism (clenching) needs to be diagnosed properly as it can lead to tooth loss or even be a sign of a more significant medical condition such as a sleep disorder which can lead to early heart attack and a host of other medical complications.You need a sleep test and at least a dentist...

Hello! There are pros and cons to doing either one first and there is not really a right or wrong way to proceed as both options would have a good result. However, if I were treating this case I would prefer you have the invisalign treatment done first. The reason is once a crown is...

While there may be some movement from Saturday until Monday, it won't be much.  After a month, the Vivera retainers should be very soon (possibly even present when you call the office).  If finals are not ready, most offices can create a "provisional retainer", an essix retainer that will look m...