What to do if i have a single crooked tooth?

Limited invisalign: If it is primarily one tooth you are focused on straightening, then there are very limited and much less expensive invisalign programs that might work for you. Usually there are other teeth that could use a little tweaking as well that this will also cover. Another choice would be to change the shape with a porcelain veneer, although it's always better to keep the tooth natural if not damaged.

Crooked tooth: There are several different options for straightening a tooth....Ranging from a non-invasive way with orthodontics via braces or functional retainers to minimal invasive ways via a veneer or crown. Check with a dentist that provides all the treatments in order to get a non-biased opinion. A dentist that doesn't provide ortho may only suggest veneers.

Iceberg: If you see a single rotated tooth, you are seeing only the tip of the iceberg. To derogate a tooth requires that there is sufficient room to do the procedure, and often if a tooth is crooked or out of place the other teeth have shifted. Please consult with both a fully qualified Orthodontic Specialist (Initial Exam usually free) and a General Dentist or specialist Prosthodontist.

Crooked tooth: Ask your dentist to discuss options and whether or not you need to be evaluated by an Orthodontist. Sometimes it's a simple matter to straighten a single tooth but more often than not it's related to a bigger occlusal (bite) problem.