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  Tooth extraction is one of the treatment options that is suggested in the last stage of treatment. In situations where the tooth cannot be repaired or a root canal cannot save it and in special conditions like an impacted tooth (e.g., wisdom tooth), extraction is the only choice. Reasons such as: Decay and infection: If the level of tooth decay and infection is such that it is impossible to save the tooth through filling, root canal treatment or other restorative methods, the dentist will suggest a tooth extraction. Crowding of teeth and orthodontic treatment: If the teeth are messy and crowded or if one or more extra teeth have grown in, tooth extraction is necessary so that the other teeth have enough space to align in a normal direction. A person may need tooth extraction before or during orthodontic treatment. Tooth damage or injury: If the tooth is broken in an accident and the tooth fracture is severe, the tooth must be extracted. Periodontal diseases (gum disease): Severe

 Aligning teeth is done by orthodontists in different ways. The most common of these methods is the use of traditional braces and clear braces or Invisalign . Here we review Invisalign: When tooth alignment problems are not too severe, Invisalign can be used. In Invisalign trays, the pressure is focused on the upper part of the tooth. Invisalign Attachments is made of a custom clear thermoplastic material and is placed seamlessly over the teeth and, because it is invisible, it does not attract people's attention easily. Ability to move and store in Invisalign Traditional braces are fixed in place and cause problems when cleaning teeth, especially when food particles get stuck in the metal. But Invisalign does not have this problem and can be removed and put back in place when brushing and flossing. Braces need to be brushed regularly and require water to clean, while the Invisalign cleaning system is used to clean and rinse the Invisalign trays. Can you eat something with in