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What is the best treatment option for my crooked and chipped front tooth? (Photo)

myusername15Jul 17, 2017
I recently went to a smile direct club consultation which is a company that offers a product exactly like invisaline, and they emailed me a 3d scan of what my teeth should look like throughout and after treatment. However, my front tooth still looks crooked, and I know braces won't help the chip. What treatment option is available for me that will still allow me to get braces afterwards?

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Dr. Joseph Goodman, DDS, DMD
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Answered on Jul 26, 2017
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Dr. Michael Fulbright, DDS
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Dr. Shahin Safarian, DMD
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