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Issue with central incisor teeth
My central incisor teeth is misaligned. Could you please tell me if it be fixed?
Note: I dont want to wear braces.
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In my opinion alternative treatment options are available like aligners or veeners.Best choice of treatment would vary as per the severity of malalignment.
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You could visit your doctor and understand the various treatment options.
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Also keep the option of braces open,as there are variations like ceramic and lingual braces.
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It will be better if you can post photos.
If u don’t want to wear braces,there are many other treatment options like crown,aligners.
U should visit clinic and get it corrected
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Visit the clinic and get a consultation done
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If you send a photographs of your front teeth it is very useful to easy diagnose your problem.
You are not interest in fixed orthodontic treatment then so many ways to correct this central incisors mal alignment.
My best option is aligners(mouth guard like clear appliance)and my second option is removable hawley s appliance..
If you dont want this treatment then different types of tooth crowns are available...
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You have to visit nearest st dental clinic. Then further treatment my take
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While we smiling people first notice our tooth
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Go through following link
"Understanding the Difference Between Braces and Invisalign" by Dr.Sanjog Chandak - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/understanding-the-difference-between-braces-and-invisalign-38980/post
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Yes definitely it can be fixed . See it depends upon the severity of malaposition of teeth . There are two ways either it will be corrected with prosthesis or by orthodontic correction . You can consult orthodontist first and it's the best option. Consulting a prosthodontists will an alternative option.
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