New York Invisalign doctors
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Gabriela Hricko, DDS
New York Orthodontist
515 Madison Ave Suite 3900, New York |
151 answers | |
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Jennifer Jablow, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
120 East 56th Street 6th Floor, New York |
40 answers | |
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Steve Alper, DMD
New York Cosmetic Dentist
5 East 19th Street 5th Floor, New York |
31 answers | |
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Ryan Sellinger, DMD
Manhattan Cosmetic Dentist
55 Central Park West Suite 1E, New York |
29 answers | |
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Daniel Noor, DMD, PC
Manhattan Cosmetic Dentist
45 Park Ave Professional Unit 1, New York |
21 answers | |
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Jacqueline Fulop-Goodling, DMD
New York Orthodontist
30 East 40th Street Suite 806, New York |
16 answers | |
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Jay Neuhaus, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
8 Gramercy Park South , New York |
12 answers | |
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Peter Mann, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
41 Park Ave #1C, Manhattan |
11 answers | |
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Joseph W. Worthington, DDS
Fairfield Cosmetic Dentist
1305 Post Rd. Suite 104, Fairfield |
11 answers | |
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Anca Bazile, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
10 East 53rd St, New York |
9 answers | |
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Steven Glassman, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
160 West End Avenue Suite 1R, New York |
4 answers | |
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Jonathan Torma, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
228 North Main Street, New City |
4 answers | |
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Laura Torrado, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
116 Central Park South Suite 8, New York |
4 answers | |
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Zev Kaufman, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
121 East 60th Street 5-D, New York |
2 answers | |
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Irwin Smigel, DDS
Manhattan Cosmetic Dentist
635 Madison Avenue, New York |
2 answers |
Recent Answers
He cannot open his mouth very wide. It seems like his jaw is not allowing his mouth to open completely, but he does not have any pain or clicking noises, etc. His dr. contacted Invisalign and they were unable to comment or give any recommendations. So, he's now on a prescription muscle relaxer of some sort, warm compresses on his jaw and soft diet. Has been instructed to use the Invisalign trays at night only. None of this has helped at all. We are both very concerned at this point.
It sounds to me like your husband was on the verge of developing TMJ symptoms and the change of his bite due to the aligners and the tooth movement threw him "over the edge". He should see a dentist that is well-educated and trained in TMJ and follow his advice.
I am on my last tray of Invisalign Express, and the place where my doctor performed an IPR has not closed. Are patients expected to pay additional costs for more aligners in cases like these?
In my opinion, any mid-course corrections, or refinements, resulting in additional aligners should be included in the original treatment fee. The dentist should have made it very clear to you before beginning treatment as to what the fee includes. He might have given you a lower initial fee, with YOUR UNDERSTANDING that any additional aligners, or retainers would be additional.
At my six week appointments, a technician gives me my new trays but the dentist doesn't check my progress. I think I am being billed for a visit with the dentist. Is this normal?
Legally, the dentist is responsible for the correct fit and tthe correct progress being achieved by your new aligners. The technician can spend most of the time at the visit with you, but the dentist should look in your mouth and OK the progress.
