Any recommendation? My dentist left Invisalign work undone.

Sorry to hear about your situation. Please keep in mind that any qualified clinician with good experience can help you achieve your desired outcome. Communication is the key to make sure the results you are expecting are going to be achieved properly. And finally please visit with well documented cases to help you. There is light at the end of the tunnel.All the best,

I am so sorry to hear this. You should see an experienced and certified Orthodontist to evaluate your case.Sometimes braces works better in your situation. We in lacosmeticbraces will do complimentary consultation for patients and give them their options before starting a treatment.

I am so sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately it sounds as if you need to start over. I suggest using a reputable orthodontist and possibly considering braces instead of Invisalign. It will be more cost effective and faster. There will also be more options as far as correcting your bite is concerned. The dental review board of Ontario should have a record of where she is practicing. She may be in a group. Also, you can ask the board for guidance in your situation. 

Hello Salcedo_nancy,I am sorry to hear about your predicament. I would recommend you schedule a consultation with a qualified and certified orthodontist (ask the dental office to refer you or find one online). They can advise you on treatment. Be open to the idea of wearing traditional braces...it sounds like they may be necessary to address your tipped teeth.If you're close to LA, I would recommend you see Dr. Mario Paz. He's excellent.Sincerely,Dr. Vendittelli 

Hi,If you are mid treatment, the orthodontist has an ethical and legal (depending on area) obligation to continue treatment, if possible. If you cannot find them with Dr Google, perhaps you could find them through the local dental board. All dental practitioners need to be registered to practice dentistry. They will likely have contact details.It may just be an oversight, or there may have been circumstances requiring them to leave, beyond their control. Has the practice they worked at closed? It may be they had a falling out and they could no longer practice there. Obviously all patients should not be inconvenienced, but if they don't have access to your records, they can't contact you either. If you have no luck with the board or the practice, perhaps contact invisalign directly. They may be able to help track them down, or at least get your remaining aligners.Best of luck.