I'm a 28 years old girl. I started invisalign to correct my slightly crooked. Besides, I have too much maxillary height. My ortho said it would improve a bit but to get perfect results I should undergo surgery (and I won't). I've read that invisalign tends to intrude the posterior region due to the forces applied when wearing the trays. I wonder if I could intentionally put a constant pressure when wearing the trays that could cause more intrusion than the originally expected.
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Dear Jean Seaberg1979,Thank you for posting your question on Real Self. I will do my best to answer your questions with the information provided. It appears from your photos that your arches are narrowing as you mature. It is the natural migration of teeth, and in many instances, you...
Thanks for submitting a photo. To me it actually looks like the left central tooth is too small....making the right look too big in proportion. It's is highly unusual to have the two centrals different sizes. I would definintily recommend seeing someone to determine what is...
Dear Wiinterpig,Thank you for posting your question on Real Self. I will do my best to address your concern with the information given.In general, Invisalign correct most malocclusions as well as braces. To answer your question, yes, Invisalign can close gaps and prepare spaces for...
