Yes, one tooth can be addressed. If that is the only thing you want done, the left front tooth can be pushed out with a clear aligner. In my office, for this type of treatment, we use and Essex Aligner that addresses only the desired treatment. This type of treatment may require slenderizing adjacent teeth to allow this tooth to move forward.
It could be as simple as making a new retainer or, if necessary, making some clear aligners to tweak a tooth or teeth back into the proper position. Trust an AAO Orthodontist. You can work with an American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) Orthodontist to achieve a healthy, beautiful smile at any age.Reasons for Teeth Gaps. The following reasons may cause a tooth gap: Un-matching tooth size and jawbone may cause your teeth to have space in between them. Attempt to close other gaps- When your teeth try to close a gap from undersized or missing teeth, it may create new gaps. Poor oral habits like sucking your thumb may push your two frontTooth Position. When a mouth is overcrowded, a tooth may rotate to fit. If the rotation is over 20 degrees for molars, Invisalign is unable to move them into the desired position. The degree of rotation can be more if the rotated teeth are canines, premolars and incisors. Teeth can also tilt forward or back to fit in a crowded mouth. yI6r.
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