One tooth in the front row pushed back. Options to get it fixed? (Photo)

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I have one tooth in the front row pushed back as you can see in the pictures and was wondering what my options to fix it are. I am in my mid-twenties and would like to avoid traditional braces if possible. Would porcelain veneers or invisalign or any orthodontic treatment fix this? Are any of the methods recommended or are braces my only option? If yes, do I need full braces?

Victoria Veytsman, DDS · Answer

Invisalign or braces would work here. Veneers would a little more difficult to do, even though we do what we call "Instant orthodontics" sometimes with veneers. If you got that tooth pushed out a bit more, a veneer would be more feasible. Get a consultation--there are options!

Kourosh Maddahi, DDS · Answer

Hi:There is a possibility of aligning your front teeth with Invisalign.  It’s best to consult with an orthodontist to explore your options.  Veneers would not be the best option.Best,Dr. Maddahi

Jaime Cohen, DDS, MS · Answer

Invisalign can correct it.
The best is to have it done by a Specialised orthodontist.
You need correction of all your teeth.
Mexico is a good place to have it done.You are welcome!

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