Will invisalign push back my two front teeth to re-align with the others? (photo)

In looking at your photos and reading your brief description of your situation, I don't feel that Invisalign is an option for you.  I say this because Invisalign is best at closing gaps and reducing or resolving crowding of mal-aligned teeth.  In your photos, I do not see any blatant gaps or crowded teeth, so I would not use Invisalign.  This leaves you with two main options.Option #1:  In expensive option - traditional metal braces or clear braces, that would likely take about 2 years.Option #2:  Expensive option - complete smile design by a cosmetic dentist.  You wold require several veneers and it would take 1-2 appointments for the entire case.Good luck to you and I hope this helps. "Follow" me on Real Self to ask more questions of me.Sarah Thompson, DMD O'Fallon, IL and St. Louis, MO

Your central incisors seem ideally positioned,  It seems at though the other teeth are tipped inward.  Perhaps you can get some additional opinions.  I think full clear braces would serve you best.  You can probably have a good result without surgery.