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Does invisible aligners for tooth for small gaps🦷 are good , any side effects and future problems? Please advise.
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Yes clear aligners are good for small dental gaps. But you need to get checked by an orthodontist first. In my experience most patients assume all spaces are the same. But Orthodontic treatment needs a detailed examination first. Visit an orthodontist in or near your city. Hope this helps
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For minor corrections it's good to go,make sure you use retainers after treatment
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Yeah, they'll definitely work better for minor tooth movements but duration of usahe shd be longer to limit relapse.
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No thr s no issue,u can go with it
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes it's effective and aesthetic both.
You can go for it.
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