I have protruding front teeth which are crowns, I am considering Inman Aligner

Q. Hello. I have been for some time now considering orthodontic treatment for protrusion of my upper front teeth. I have been looking at using an inman aligner.My two front teeth are crowns, attached to the small stumps filed down from my original two front teeth which I smashed. Would I still be able to have this treatment, or any other?

A. Hi

You should be able to have some form of orthodontic treatment, if the teeth and mouth is healthy. Of course it is impossible to be 100% positive without looking at the mouth. If the front teeth have crowns, then the crowns may have to be replaced, if orthodontic treatment is possible.

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