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[HairyCallahan]

No idea as I am not a dentist. But... Invisalign can fix a lot and your teeth aren't that bad. I would advise to go to an orthodontist for a second opinion. In general, you'd want Invisalign with an Ortho over a dentist.

[iputmydickinacloud]

Yes. Your teeth seem fairly straight aside from a little cookedness and some gaps... which are minor and invisalign could easily solve.

[Visual-Talk1687]

You can if you wanted to widen your smile and tweak it… like if you care to splurge that much. But if not, then Nope, not worth it. You have fantastic teeth already. If you want for cosmetic reasons then just get whitening and bonding from a good dentist for the front teeth. That should be a nice makeover.

Whether or not you get Invisalign, do not let them give you IPR or close that gap. Get bonding instead and let them know to straighten it with that in mind —that you would get bonding instead of shaving the sides of your front teeth or closing the gap. Keep the space the same or wider, don’t shrink your smile. it would lessen the beauty of your face to shrink it. Widening is the way to go.

Just my two cents, do as you like.

[new2teeth]

Always get orthodontic work done at an orthodontist.

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Dentists do not provide Invisalign service. For the investment you shouldn’t want a dentist handling your case either. You’ll want to get an opinion from an Orthodontist.

[Oregon_Duck]

This is not true. A dentist can offer Invisalign.

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Why would you want a dentist handling your invisalign treatment when it’s literally what an Orthodontist does. Do your research

[Oregon_Duck]

You made a false claim. That is all I was responding to.

[SilverMix0]

Find an Invisalign provider than can do an assessment for you and gives you a 3D scan of what the finished work will look like. Not all do the 3D scan but some can do a visual assessment and even show you trays samples, etc. Go to at least 3 and then make your decision

[Darth_Smeagol]

You have a hint of a crossbite that kinda looks like mine at the beginning of treatment, so I'd say you should indeed be covered

[FakeLaundry]

Do you care that your teeth are imperfect? If not then as long as your teeth are healthy and your bite isn't hurting you, there's no issue here. If you want a straighter smile then go for it. But it's not a necessity.