How Invisalign changes your face

If you then start using the

invisalign

system to twist, turn and pull those teeth and create a flatter and straighter smile, what happens is that when the patient after treatment smiles it is because the upper lip tends to rest along a straight or flatter curve. It will almost eradicate that inequality in a lip that could otherwise only be eradicated with things like fillers, so a question that a lot of people tend to ask is: Invisalign or not just Invisalign? Do braces change

your

face

? Now to a certain extent, yes, but only. minor, okay and that will depend on exactly what the problem is, what the change might be or sometimes it might be, I don't want my

face

to change, in which case you know if it's very slight, very minor movements, I don't do it. will do. but one of them, to me, one of the most obvious

changes

is that it tends to be not so much

your

face but your lips, now depending on the position of your teeth on your face, your lips, of course, will tend to rest on them .

Well, now some people might have a slightly increased overbite or as we call it an overbite, but most people will know that as an overbite, um, but an overbite is the distance that the upper teeth reach above the lower teeth and that could mean that you feel like you have a sunken bottom lip, it could mean that your actual bottom lip is resting on your teeth and your upper teeth may be resting on your bottom lip, in which case your lips are not meeting or if your front teeth are more slanted , almost ajar and sticking out more. forward, you may feel like your upper lip is resting up a little bit, so in that sense, you physically move your teeth and align them better, whether that's between top and bottom or just between the top teeth.

If you try to pull them back a little bit, then what usually happens is that the configuration of your lips can also change, that can sometimes give patients a fuller lip, sometimes it can give a little more volume to the lip, um other . A slight change can also be seen that if the patients teeth are crowded or overlapping, especially now talking about the upper front teeth, whether they have canine teeth or sometimes more commonly, the lateral incisors are rotated and begin to stick out slightly, which happens. is when these patients smile if they are smiling trying to show their teeth is that those teeth may tend to rest on the inside of the upper lip and that will create an uneven appearance at the edge of the upper lip which may make the upper lip look a little uneven, but then if you start using the

invisalign

system to twist and turn and pull those teeth and create a flatter, straighter smile, what happens is that the patient after the treatment smiles because the upper lip tends to rest.

A straight or flatter curve will almost eradicate that unevenness in a lip that could otherwise only be eradicated with things like fillers that you