My Teeth Aren't How I Want Them After Finishing Invisalign?

Invisalign usually allows for some refinements or corrections at the end of treatment (or in some cases during treatment).  Did your doctor offer those for you?  Invisalign is limited in terms of what it can accomplish compared to braces in many cases.  The type of situation you describe may be amenable to correction with Invisalign refinements.  However, you'll never know if you don't specifically ask your doctor to address specific corrections.  If he is unwilling to discuss ways of resolving the problem I would seek a second opinion.

I am sorry to hear that you are not happy with the results of your treatment. Invisalign is actually a great company which stands behind a product, and usually have no problems with performing corrections and refinements to the treatment plan. you absolutely must talk to your orthodontist and explain your concern. unfortunately no-one will stand up for you as well as you will. A second opinion might cost anywhere from 100 to 500 dollars.

Sorry to hear that you are not happy with the result so far.  You did spend a lot of money and you should be happy.  Speak up to your dentist and let them know your concerns.  Did you see the end result in the Clin Check simulation, did you approve it.  How does it differ. 

What exactly did you expect when you began Invisalin, and was that clearly explained to the orthodontist by you before beginning? Did he show you the "ClinChek" beforehaand, showing you how your teeth would move? Did you OK it?

Hi Annie,  I'm sorry to hear that you had disappointing results from Invisalign.  Invisalign does have its limitations.  Your best bet would be to get a second opinion from someone who understands the details of aesthetics such as the relative width of teeth compared to the width of the face or the relative width of teeth compared to each other or the ideal width to height proportions of teeth.  The ideas are all discussed in dental textbooks, but not typically as part of the dental school program.  A dentist would have to study aesthetics beyond his dental school years.