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Can Invisalign fix my moderate overbite and gap in two front teeth? (photos)

allareoneJun 17, 2015
Hello i would like to know whether I'd be considered a good condidate for invisalign. 1-Can it fix my overbite and front gap? 2-I assume that the gap can be easily fixed, but how about the overbite? if it can be fixed, then how? Will I need elastics or something like that? 3-What's the estimated time treatment? 4-What's the estimated cost? Thank you in advance

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Dr. Brad Jennings, DDS, MDS
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Answered on Jun 19, 2015
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Dr. Mark Weiser, DDS
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Answered on Jun 19, 2015
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Robert L. Knudson, DDS

I bet they are already gone.  When you dry the teeth off to bond on the attachments, they dry out and if you have any areas that are decalcified or fluorosis spots, they show up more.  Once the teeth rehydrate, gone.  

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Brad Jennings, DDS, MDS

You're going to have bad days here and there.  That is not going to spell doom for you.  If that set of aligners are still tight when you're supposed to change, just wear them a little longer until they're loose.  I wish all patients were as into their treatment as you are!...

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Kathryn Amanda Wilson, DDS

You might need a maxillary labial frenectomy. I'd recommend discussing this with your Orthodontist.

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