If you have a severe case of misalignment, including extensive bite issues, braces or Invisalign may be your best bet. Doctor-monitored, at-home aligners are often the most effective and affordable option to correct minor to moderate issues, including a mild snaggle tooth.

How long does it take to fix a snaggle tooth with Invisalign?

Each person's teeth move at a different pace. The condition of your jaw, gums, genetics, and even your diet can impact your orthodontic treatment. The average time needed for Invisalign to straighten your teeth is about 12 months. You may require more or less time.

What teeth are not suitable for Invisalign?

Some of the most common include crooked teeth, overbites (where the upper teeth jut out in front of the bottom teeth), and underbites (where the bottom teeth jut out in front of the upper teeth). Invisalign can also close gaps in your teeth and straighten out crowded teeth that overlap and twist over each other.