Can my upper teeth be pushed back upward with Invisalign? (Photos)

Hi, Sky34! Thank you for your question and pictures. I agree that in a very short amount of time you've experienced some pulling down (i.e., extrusion) of the upper front teeth creating elongated "tooth show" and possibly increased recession. I would recommend two things: 1) Change to an extra soft toothbrush bristle and use only the most gentle toothpastes available. Nothing with a "whitening" focus and with potassium nitrate for anti-sensitivity; I recommend Arm & Hammer sensitivity or Sensodyne ProEnamel. This will prevent exacerbation of the recession while keeping good hygiene. 2) Talk with your orthodontic specialist about aligning the teeth over the bone with some intrusion (i.e., pushing up). This will help to reverse some of the effects. The good news is that your prognosis is good with proper treatment. I wish you the very best.