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Without xrays and a full intraoral examination, it can be hard to say with 100% certainty, but based on the photos you have provided, you can absolutely get your overbite corrected with just braces! You would definitely need to wear rubberbands in conjunction with your braces to help pull the lower teeth forward. You have the benefit of having a nice chin, so I don't think you'd need jaw surgery to move your lower jaw forward. Everything should be able to be corrected non-surgically. You do have a narrow arch, so the Damon braces would do an excellent job broadening it and giving you a beautiful wide smile. If you want to go the extra mile after your orthodontic treatment, you may want to consider getting veneers or dental bonding on your upper lateral incisors. Proportionally, they are slightly on the smaller side relative to your central incisors, so making them a little larger will give you the optimal balance and harmony with your smile.
By seeing yr pics i feel you have class 2 malocclusion with increased overjet. in such cases first step is growth modification [ if pt is in growing age]. or only upper premolar extraction. its my advice to upload full face side view photo, so I can guide you better. damon braces is only for...
It is difficult to say for you but in general, Invisalign can be wonderful for grinders. The grinding actually helps the trays set more fully and therefore work better.
Hi, PalmTreesPlease! Thank you for your question and photos! I understand you've been through orthodontic treatment twice and are still looking for a better result. I've been through treatment three times myself and can completely relate. When deciding how to achieve your best smile, I...