Overjet - how long appoximately will it take to correct it with Invisalign? (Photo)

 You are talking about over jet and overbite. They are not the same. Your picture shows only a small area of your teeth, so my answer is more general.  it is not uncommon for the lower and upper teeth to have little to no room between them. Orthodontics, braces or Invisalign, can pull the lower teeth in towards your tongue  and straighten them. Orthodontics can also move the lower front teeth up or down a millimeter or so. As the lower teeth positions are being corrected, the upper teeth can be realigned  to create a nice appearance and a functional and healthy bite.  Seek the opinion of a dental provider that does a fair amount of  Invisalign  and braces. Let them examine your mouth and tell you what the possibilities can be for a healthy, functional, esthetic bite and smile.

Hi leonizza,I would recommend a consultation with a dentist or orthodontist that does Invisalign. You can have all of the treatment options presented before starting treatment. There are usually multiple options in dealing with overjet, some of which can require extractions and some of which require expansion and perhaps some future bonding. The best way to answer your question is for an initial consult.Good luck!