Hi there, I've wanted to straighten my teeth as long as I can remember and am finally reaching a point where I may be able to afford it. I am strongly considering invisalign and I'm wondering if this would be a good option for me? If it's possible I would also like a ballpark estimate of how long it would take? If I am willing to settle for a slightly less perfect result can the process be shortened and/or cost less? Or is it all or nothing? Thank you!
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When your Invisalign was completed all of your teeth should have been hitting simultaneously. If as you say, one tooth is hitting the other that shows me that your Invisalign treatment was incomplete and that you should return to your Orthodontist for a refinement.
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