My top central incisors are rotated inward would invisalign be an option

Q. My top 2 central incisors are severely rotated inwards by at least 40 degrees. The rest of my teeth are aligned. What would be my best option to correct only these 2 teeth? Would invisalign work on such a severity or am I better off with cosmetic dentistry? Please advise me on what route to take?

A. Invislaign should work, as would an inman aligner followed by 2 veneers to finish things off. Conventional braces also work very well for rotated teeth.

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