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Suitable candidate for Invisalign?
The doctor's note says I have class 2 div 1 deep traumatic bite and lower jaw overcrowding. Am I suitable candidate for Invisalign and if I can avoid the traditional braces? How long does the treatment last considering my age.
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Yes you may definitely ho ahead! Around 1 to 2 years depending on complexity. Kindly see an orthodontist
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Yes definitely. Your case is completely treatable by Invisalign.
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visit your nearest Invisalign certified Orthodontist
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Visit MDS orthodontist for clinical examination and x rays.
You can do invisalign. Duration depend upon clini examination and x ray.
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Yes there are no issues treating a case of class II div I with Invisalign. It's a good treatment modality. Treatment time depends upon severity of malocclusion. But definitely treatment will be faster as compared to normal braces and with more precise and controlled forces with help of Invisalign. Post treatment look of your teeth and exact time you will only come to know after getting the scan done for Invisalign. So consult with an orthodontist to have better picture.
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