A. Hello Karen,

It really depens on the position of the teeth. Invisalign is a very comfortable way to straighten the teeth but your daughter might not be an ideal candidate for that. I would advise an appointment with an orthodontist. At our Clinic Invisalign Starts from £2500.

A. The only other option in terms of straightening your teeth will be the fixed braces.
There are various types. The damon brace are quite good and quicker.

A. No. Just ensure you brush around the brackets.

A. There are many forms of teeth staightnening that are good for treating crowded teeth, ie invisalign, inman aligner, damon braces, six month braces. It is very difficult to say what the best form of treatment is for you without a clinical exam and without looking at your teeth and your bite. I would recommend you book in for a consultation with a dentist that carries out the treatments above to explore the options available for you.

A. You are right, you cannot eat or drink with the invisalign aligners in. If invisalign is not for you, you can consider fixed braces, such as Damon or 6 month braces/6 month smiles

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In my experience Invisalign can be used for some severe crowding.
Other options includes the Damon braces, Lingual and conventional fixed braces.

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Hello,

I am afraid teeth can move back after Orthodontic treatment. Once they move and you are not happy with the new situation the only way to correct it is to put the fixed braces back again. I would not take the risk so I would wear the removable retainer as often possible. Maybe you want to consider fixed lingual retainer instead?

 

A. Both fixed braces and invisalign can be successful and give excellent results. Many people like Invisalign because they are invisible which can be a great advantage for people whose jobs are in the public eye.

A. With fixed braces its recommended to avoid sticky,chewy and sugary food type.

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Hello,
It really depends on the current situation of your teeth. Ideally, we do not  combine different techniques at the same time.

Why would not you like to have Invisalign on your lower teeth as well? Especially ,if the price is the same for single and dual arch treatment.

If you had a consultation and the dentist did not recommend  lower Invisalign  treatment , that is another issue.

Provided you will  have the lower Damon appliance first, I would wait and finish it then have the Invisalign.  If your bite would not make it possible to have the treatments separately I would have Damon Braces on both arches.

The best would be to book an appointment with a dentist and check  your options