Hi, As you can see from the pics, I have crowded front lower / some rotated (i think) and one of my lower back teeth is too far inwards. My top teeth are kind of straight but angle outwards leading to what I presume to be an overbite. Can you please advise whether I would be eligible for Invisalign (full)? or would it be too complex a case? If so, why is it too complex and what would the alternatives be for correcting the crowding + overbite (or whatever else you see that's an issue). Thanks!
Answer: Invisalign® for Overly Crowded Teeth Hello and thank-you for your question.
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Answer: Invisalign® for Overly Crowded Teeth Hello and thank-you for your question.
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September 30, 2016
Answer: Invisalign Treatment Great pictures! They really help to see what's happening. You have crowding, a cross bite, an end-to-end bite on
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September 30, 2016
Answer: Invisalign Treatment Great pictures! They really help to see what's happening. You have crowding, a cross bite, an end-to-end bite on
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September 29, 2016
Answer: Orthodontic Options From these photos, it appears that you have severe "crowding" of your teeth -- meaning there is not enough space to line up things properly. In these cases, sometimes teeth need to be taken out to create adequate space. You should set up consultation appointment with an Orthodontist. They will do an exam, take photos, and evaluate your x-rays to determine which treatment option is best for you. Clear braces are an esthetic and efficient option for lining up your teeth. Invisalign can be done in more complicated cases but can take longer to achieve the desired result.
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September 29, 2016
Answer: Orthodontic Options From these photos, it appears that you have severe "crowding" of your teeth -- meaning there is not enough space to line up things properly. In these cases, sometimes teeth need to be taken out to create adequate space. You should set up consultation appointment with an Orthodontist. They will do an exam, take photos, and evaluate your x-rays to determine which treatment option is best for you. Clear braces are an esthetic and efficient option for lining up your teeth. Invisalign can be done in more complicated cases but can take longer to achieve the desired result.
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Invisalign for Crowded and Rotated Teeth Yes, you would a good candidate for Invisalign full treatment. Although your photo do not include an occlusal view of the upper arch, it is obvious that much of the crowding on the lower arch is due to the fact that the arch form is an omega shape. In other words, the way that the posterior teeth lean inward results in a loss of space and therefore crowding. Using various methods and techniques, an experienced Invisalign provider can vastly improve the crowding and rotations. Schedule and appointment with an Invisalign trained general dentist or orthodontist. While your case is not simple, Invisalign treatment (which may include auxillary components) will definitely help with your situation. Good luck and best wishes!
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Invisalign for Crowded and Rotated Teeth Yes, you would a good candidate for Invisalign full treatment. Although your photo do not include an occlusal view of the upper arch, it is obvious that much of the crowding on the lower arch is due to the fact that the arch form is an omega shape. In other words, the way that the posterior teeth lean inward results in a loss of space and therefore crowding. Using various methods and techniques, an experienced Invisalign provider can vastly improve the crowding and rotations. Schedule and appointment with an Invisalign trained general dentist or orthodontist. While your case is not simple, Invisalign treatment (which may include auxillary components) will definitely help with your situation. Good luck and best wishes!
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