I have completed 59 weeks of Invisalign treatment but am left with a gap in my front teeth. The dentist had to shave my front tooth for it to move into place as it was crooked. I am told it will not move any more and I need to pay for composite bonding if I want to close the gap. Is this correct please?
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It depends on the severity of your gum recession. In your situation, it appears healthy enough to move the teeth into a better position and bite prior to grafting. This approach can actually help the graft take better and last longer.
When you move your teeth into their ideal positions with...
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Why is it risky to move your teeth?
I mean what is the reason given by your dentist?
but by seeing your photos, I do not feel any risk in your case.