I have a 2 teeth that is shorter than the rest. Can Invisalign help correct this problem. Also, I do have a few crooked teeth and an overbite. I want a nice smile.
August 3, 2011
Answer: Can Invisalign Correct Two Straight Teeth That Are Not the Same Length?
Invisalign certainly can straighten and align the teeth to the same lenght in most cases. More information is needed though to diagnose each situation properly. I would advise you to have a consulation with a trained Invisalign doctor, who probably will need some xrays and other diagnostic tools in order to provide you with a proper recomendation and solutions to your desire to have a nice smile. Other options you might explore are braces or porcelain veneers. Hope this helps.
Dr. Ayzin
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August 3, 2011
Answer: Can Invisalign Correct Two Straight Teeth That Are Not the Same Length?
Invisalign certainly can straighten and align the teeth to the same lenght in most cases. More information is needed though to diagnose each situation properly. I would advise you to have a consulation with a trained Invisalign doctor, who probably will need some xrays and other diagnostic tools in order to provide you with a proper recomendation and solutions to your desire to have a nice smile. Other options you might explore are braces or porcelain veneers. Hope this helps.
Dr. Ayzin
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August 3, 2011
Answer: Invisalign races to correct crooked teeth.
Invisalign is a tool that can be used to correct misalignment of teeth. Judging by the picture you have a right central incisor that is shorter than the left and some other misalignment of the other teeth. Invisalign can be employed to correct the misalignment an perhaps bring down the right incisor. Alternatively dental bonding or veneers can be used ( there is a prominent white spot on the left incisor) to give you a beautiful smile. Consult your dentist for your best option Best of luck.
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August 3, 2011
Answer: Invisalign races to correct crooked teeth.
Invisalign is a tool that can be used to correct misalignment of teeth. Judging by the picture you have a right central incisor that is shorter than the left and some other misalignment of the other teeth. Invisalign can be employed to correct the misalignment an perhaps bring down the right incisor. Alternatively dental bonding or veneers can be used ( there is a prominent white spot on the left incisor) to give you a beautiful smile. Consult your dentist for your best option Best of luck.
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