Can Invisalign Correct Severe Crowding or Bite Issues?
Invisalign is highly effective for treating mild to moderate dental issues, but it has specific limitations when compared to traditional braces for more complex cases.
According to the provided guide, here is how Invisalign approaches severe crowding and bite issues:
- Severe Crowding: While Invisalign effectively treats common adult crowding, it is considered best for mild to moderate cases. Traditional braces are noted as being highly effective for severe crowding because the fixed metal brackets can handle complex tooth movements, such as severe rotations.
- Bite Issues: Invisalign can correct mild to moderate bite problems, including overbites, underbites, and crossbites. However, it may have limitations with severe or complex bite issues and vertical corrections.
Because every smile is unique, the clinical team at Parkside Dental Group recommends a personalized assessment and a 3D digital scan to determine if you are a candidate for Invisalign or if traditional braces are necessary to achieve the best results.
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