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is my canine tooth fixable with aligners? (Photos)

August 22, 2021
Asked By:Compassionate878302 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Female, 20

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Answer: Canine is Result of Narrow Maxilla. Consider DNA Appliance Expansion for Full Wide Healthy Smile.

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