I have bad gum disease and a receding gum line. Can I still get Invisalign?

Q. I have bad gum disease and a receding gum line, is it still possible to get invisalign aligners?,

A. Only after your gum disease has been stopped and your gum health is able you could consider invisalign. You would still require an assessment prior to going ahead to see how much gum and bone you have lost due to gum disease and if treatment is possible on you

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