Widen smile? I’ve already had Invisalign wondering what my options would be to make my smile wider. (Photo)

Teeth shift all the time, they can shift in weeks.  Most likely the shifting would be minor, but you risk the aligners not intimately fitting.  In order for Invisalign to fit well, you want your scan as current and accurate as possible.

Yes, absolutely you can. Placing 4 beautiful veneers would straighten the entire smile, thus fixing your uneven incised area. Invisalign is also is good option, but you would need a button to be placed on that lateral tooth which creating that cant, which can be inconvenient for you. In my...

Based off of the photos you have submitted, invisalign is not your best option.  You would see improvements, but your time and money will be better spent seeing a reputable orthodontist and possibly having traditional braces (along with some other treatments).  Make sure you do your research a...

A missing single tooth may not be the likely cause of the cheek sinking in on one side. It could be related to cheek muscle or posture when smiling. The reason I say that is a bicuspid is only about 7mm wide and would not cause the cheek to sink in that much. I would agree it was teeth...

Hi, and thank you for your question. I completely disagree with the dentist that said you require removal of any teeth before Invisalign. Removing teeth and making your arch (mouth form) smaller research now shows can lead to other problems such as sleep apnea and clenching/grinding. I have been...

Teeth clenching (bruxism) is often caused by your bite being incorrect. Invisalign does work for those who clench their teeth, but more attention has to be paid by the doctor. Sometimes bruxism can be improved by aligning your teeth. Botox for jaw muscles also help bruxism in certain cases...