Impacted canine tooth?

i have extracted my non-permanent canine will i need braces to put it in its original place and can i use invisalign or do i have to have metal braces?

Impacted canine tooth?
I don%26#039;t think what your talking about is impacted. Impacted means it is below the gumline and in the bone covered over by bone. If your permanet canine isn%26#039;t in line with the others, you%26#039;ll most likely have to have metal braces to slowly pull the tooth in place. Invisalign is usually for minor cases, however, technology hase come a long way. Best thing to do is get an ortho refferral by your dentis and discuss the best rout with the orthodontist.
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You should talk to your dentist.





Good luck in your endeavors and I hope you find the answers you seek.


Jon
Reply:According to my orthodontist, simple procedures can be done with invisalign, and anything complicated, you have to use regular braces, be they metal or clear.



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