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Is Invisalign my best option for crowded bottom teeth? (Photo)

DX91Jan 20, 2022

Hi, my bottom teeth are crowded and I want to know if Invisalign is my best option. Is getting Invisalign for my bottom teeth only an option? Or based on my pictures is it recommended to get both top and bottom? Also, I live in Canada (Toronto, Ontario) any idea on the cost? Thank you!

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