Are my teeth too crowded for Invisalign? (photo)

In looking at your photo, it appears that your bottom teeth may work really well with Invisalign.  Of course you would require some adjustments by a cosmetic dentist.  However, your top teeth appear to have additional issues that would likely require metal braces.  For this reason, I would refer you to an orthodontist that can provide you with orthodontic options.  If you are looking for an immediate and permanent solution, a consult with a great cosmetic dentist would be suggested.  In my office, a case like yours can be fixed in 1-2 appointments, would a little more expensive than conventional braces or Invisalign.

When looking at orthodontic treatment, the technique of whether braces or Invisalign is being used should not generally play a role in the plan for treatment.  To clarify, if there is not enough room in your mouth for all of your teeth, you will need to have extractions or IPR regardless of which technique is used.Other issues such as facial profile and periodontal status play a large role in whether teeth should be removed or not.  Based upon the image and limited information provided, it isn't possible to fully determine if you require teeth removed.However, once a treatment plan is decided upon, an experienced Invisalign orthodontist can generally help treatment a wider range of malocclusions than one with less experience.  Again, remember that Invisalign is a technique, rather than a product, so the doctor you choose will have a large impact on your experience and your results.  Good luck!