Invisalign: Invisalign is help with crossbite problems that occur, esp. In front teeth. Crossbites are usually not a problem unless there are esthetic considerations. I've treated many people who have lower front teeth in front of upper teeth with aligners from invisalign. However, posterior cross bites are usually corrected with traditional braces.
Answered 5/21/2015
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Invisalign : You should be able to treat a crossbite with invisalign. I have corrected may crossbites, anterior and posterior with invisalign. As a matter of fact, i prefer invisalign to correct crossbites to traditional braces because the aligners protect the teeth during the transition.
Answered 7/1/2013
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Some options: Depending upon the severity of the crossbite, there are number of different appliances that might be applicable. Options might included palatal expanders (fixed or removable) and clear aligners. The only way to determine what method is appropriate for you is to make an appointment with an orthodontic specialist.
Answered 4/15/2013
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Invisalign possibly: Invisalign can correct many crossbites but does work better in the anterior region. Braces may work better for the back teeth depending on the severity of the problem. See your orthodontist to determine the appliance that will work best in your specific case.
Answered 7/19/2013
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Invisalign : Invisalign can be used to correct even severe crossbites problems. If only a few teeth are involved sometimes porcelain crowns can be effectively used. There are even some removable appliances that can help shift your teeth into their proper position. Consider consulting with an orthodontist, prosthodontist or highly trained restorative dentist. It can be corrected to improve tooth health.
Answered 5/24/2013
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