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To bad this was not discussed at the start. You need to see an orthodontist and have a full work up. Your Dr will give you your new treatment choices. Usually tooth extraction is required to improve the two issues you have raised. Please discuss this fully with your Dr.
This question should have been addressed before you started treatment. A common correction is the extraction of one permanent tooth in the middle of each quadrant and then retraction of the front teeth into the spaces....a hard thing to do with Invisalign but very routine for regular braces. Bimaxillary protrusion corrections usually do not require jaw surgery, but every case in unique....talk to your Dr.!
The first thing is to get good x-rays of the gap areas and rule out any causes in the bone or other internal issues. Your Dr can do a before and after if your case and show you how you will look. He also will tell you what is best to use that will stay and be able for you to take care of for...
Your Dr will be the best judge for your case. Each way has its pros and cons. Compliance is the most important thing so your Dr will value your input. Cost at this point is not the main concern 100 dollars is not smart to no do what your Dr suggested. Talk to your Dr and ask all your question...
Not wearing your trays are directed puts you treatment time and stability are risk.Talk to your Dr and comitt to a set program. Your teeth need to be stabilized with a retainer of some type after treatment. Relapse is for sure with out follow up care...it's part of treatment. Bone is a living...