I want veneers. I plan on getting them, should I get Invisalign first?

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Basically on my top row my lateral incisors are a bit behind my two front teeth. Can porcelain veneers cover that up or would I have to get them to expand a bit. I have a crossbite and my bottom row is really messed up as well. I will go for veneers but I think maybe Invisalign would be better thing to do before veneers. Around how much would Invisalign be for top and bottom row? Does insurance cover it partially?

Ira Shapira, DDS · Answer

Orthopedic widening should precede veneers.  I would strongly suggest you investigate the DNA Appliance and Epigenetic Orthodontics as the best approach.  You have an extremely narrow mouth and probably a restricted airway.The DNA Appliance is only worn 12-14 hours / day.  That said it is possible to do incredible changes with porcelain and ceramics that can give the appearance of wide big healthy smile.Ira L Shapira DDS, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMOChair, Alliance of TMD OrganizationsThinkBetterLife.com

Raj Kumar, BDS, LDSRCS · Answer

You seem to have healthy and nicely coloured teethyou have moderate upper and severe lower crowding with a deep bite.in my experience all you need is to expand the arches with Invisalign and no veneers ball park figure is about £4000 saving £10,000 on veneers

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