[swiz]

Hi there,

I am considering going to an inman aligner specialist ideally with the North West of England. I went to my local dentist for clearstep but his recommendations sounded complicated and spread over 2 or more years.

Apparently I have crowding and a narrow jaw, so expansion was needed to create more space. I also have both my top lateral insisors a few millimetres sticking out. It doesn't look major but he said with clearstep is was a difficult case.

Could the inman aligner deal with these kinds of problems? Ideally I want it to be as unnoticeable as possible. I hear it is quicker with the inman so this sounds good.

[Dr. TifQureshi]

Hi there,

I would suggest looking up your nearest certified Inman Aligner dentist on the inmanaligner.com or straigh-talks.com website.

The Inman Aligner does have limitations, but when cases are suitable, it can be one of the quickest and most hassle free ways of alignment.

You will really only get an idea of whether you are suitable if you go along and see one of these dentists

[swiz]

OK thanks for the information. I will try and find a dentist near me that offers this and see what they say.