What is an underbite?
An underbite is when you close your mouth and your lower front teeth are in front of your upper teeth.
In many cases, this is actually a problem with your lower jaw being too far forward.
Can Invisalign clear aligners fix an underbite?
Yes, Invisalign clear aligners can fix some underbite teeth.
It all depends on what’s causing your underbite, and that’s something an experienced Invisalign Dentist Dr Knox Kim can help you uncover.
If, for example, your underbite is a dental issue caused by overcrowding, then Invisalign braces and aligners could fix your problem effectively.
Benefits of correcting an underbite using braces VS Invisalign treatment
If you’re considering braces versus Invisalign treatment to correct an underbite in adults or teens, you could benefit from the Invisalign system’s many advantages:
- virtually invisible when compared to traditional braces
- cost a similar amount to braces at some practices
- freedom to enjoy the foods you love without restrictions
- effective gradual teeth movement with less pain
- flexibility to easily remove your aligners
- fewer doctor visits compared to braces
- individually mapped digital treatment plan, indicating the duration of your treatment
- better maintenance of oral health because you can withdraw your aligners to brush and floss properly.
We recommend you see Dr Kim and examine your case and explain the underbite correction options and treatment process to you.
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