The first question is: Can Invisalign move teeth? Yes, it can. If braces can move teeth then Invisalign can move teeth. Braces move teeth by fixed mechanics in which brackets and wires are attached to the teeth and cause tooth movement. Invisalign moves teeth by removable mechanics in which the plastic materials and added auxiliaries push on teeth.
The mechanics of which teeth move are the same in braces and Invisalign. The basic principle is that force applied to the teeth, whether through fixed or removable appliances, gets transferred from the crown of a tooth to the root of tooth then spreads through the adjacent bone. Eventually that original force triggers a bone biology process to cause cell turn-over to soften bone around a tooth and move that tooth in the direction of the acting force. A tooth can move forward, backward, up, and down, or it can rotate, depending on the direction and amount of force applied.
At Care Orthodontics, Dr. Nancy Phan and team practice orthodontics exclusively. We use braces and Invisalign day in and day out and we can give you a beautiful smile that you yearn for. In rare instances, if you start out with Invisalign and for some reasons decide that it is not working for you, Dr. Phan can switch you to braces. For most cases, Dr. Phan starts and completes Invisalign treatment only by aligners and finishes cases beautifully. We are here to customize your treatment and provide you the best care and comfort.
You can schedule a complimentary exam with us by going to: www. CareOrthodontics.com. You can also check us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CareOrthodontics
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