“Can you get Invisalign with crowns on front teeth?”
I have crowns on my front teeth and want to straighten my teeth. Can you get Invisalign with crowns on front teeth?
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Yes you can but don’t use Smile Direct. Use a licensed experienced dentist.
Dear Reader, To answer your question; Yes, you can get Invisalign treatment if you have crowns on your front teeth. However, they need to be single crowns on individual teeth and not attached as in a bridge. Good luck with your new smile. Hope this helps.
YES! In fact sometimes it is easier to do Invisalign than traditional braces if there are existing crowns on the teeth. Brackets are fairly easy to bond to the natural tooths enamel surface but sometimes can be tricky to bond to the porcelain surface of a crown. That being said each situation is different and a visit to the dentist to evaluate your teeth and bite will help answer all your questions to see if Invisalign is the right choice for you.
Yes, u can. If the crowns are permanently cemented and not loose, they will move with the tooth body and roots as a unit. Whether ur in wires or Invisalign, the wires or the tightness of the Invisalign trays will cause micro movement, pushing or turning, rotating, uprighting pulling, etc. of the teeth, root, and tooth body crowned or not as a unit.
Sure you can! Just as long as they are not splinted or joined together in a bridge.
Respectfully Yours,
Dr Wayne Yee
Respectfully Yours,
Dr Wayne Yee
Simple answer- Yes, unless there Implants under those crowns, then No.
