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Is it possible to get straight teeth without braces?

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Yes: The traditional braces with the bands, brackets and wires are a good, well-controlled technique. However, some newer treatment styles like invisalign may also be used. These plastic forms direct the teeth to position and are replaced every two to three weeks until the teeth are aligned. Your dentist can give several options. This is just one.

Answered 4/13/2014

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Yes: Orthodontic braces are the most tried and true method for aligning teeth. Many are very esthetic now and not noticeable. In the last decade we have seen the introduction of aligner therapy to straighten teeth. This method is limited to less severe types of cases in general. Ask your orthodontist what will work best for you.

Answered 2/17/2013

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Possibly: There are many options for orthodontic tooth movement to straighten your smile. This may include clear aligners (like invisalign), clear braces, or lingual (invisible) braces. Seek an opinion with a licensed orthodontic specialist to explore the options best for your situation.

Answered 2/25/2013

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Can you get braces for an overbite if your teeth are otherwise straight?

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