Can invisalign correct an off-centred midline?

Q. Hi. I want to get braces for my teeth. I have an off-centred midline about half a tooth and also have two crowns at the front. The front teeth are slightly forward as well. I want to know if I can correct it with invisalign? It doesn’t bother me if the treatment takes a little longer but if it works out then that’s fine. I like invisalign, because I have heard that it doesn’t always involve tooth extraction and it doesn’t involve too much pain. Advice please. Thankyou
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Invisalign can correct the midline by moving teeth out of the way, the front crowned teeth can also be pulled back in line. The only question is does your doctor know how to do this?
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