I'm getting crown on my two front teeth in about a year but I first wanted to straighten my top teeth. They are just the slightest off from when my wisdom teeth came in the two teeth on either side of the front teeth crowded just by centimeter. So I'm sure it wouldn't take to long to get them fixed. So I was trying to get a ruff estimate for getting those two teeth to shift back just the slightest. I have had my wisdom teeth removed so it won't happen again. They were perfectly straight before
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Great job with the photos. Yes, Invisalign will close many of those gaps. But you will be left with some spaces that may require additional dentistry being done. Simple bonding and/or porcelain veneers may close the gaps, but you may still have a space or two the size of a full tooth. You a...
Hello there,A passive aligner keeps the teeth in place without movement. It is usually used when treatment of one arch is completed and the other arch still needs treatment. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'...
With Invisalign, your dentist should be able to put white composite resin in the aligners so that it appears those two front teeth are present. This will keep the space open for those two teeth and your eventual dental implants.It will require some effort to keep your partial fitting during ...