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Crack in Invisalign Tray. Can I Use Superglue to Fill the Crack?

I have a small crack in upper tray which I need to wear as a passive tray for another 6 months, while completing lower treatment. Can I use superglue to fill the crack - don't have money to pay for another tray. Don't understand why Invisalign will not supply passive trays or make these stronger to preclude cracks when finishing treatments. I am cautious when removing trays, so this crack comes as a surprise to me. Any suggestions would be helpful.

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by Shonmarie
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Cracked tray

A cracked tray may or may not be a bad thing. Your Dr will look at it and wee if its servicable. Glue might not set correctly so bad idea. Let your Dr see and do what is best
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Crack in Invisalign Tray. Can I Use Superglue to Fill the Crack?

NO please do not do it!!! Call your dentist right away and they will get you a new tray, its simple and fast to do
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Superglue to repair an invisalign tray

No, DO NOT USE SUPERGLUE, it is poisonous. Call you dentist and ask them to get you a new tray.

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Can I Use Superglue to Repair an Invisalign Tray?

No, Superglue will NOT work; however, your dentist/orthodontist should provide you with a passive replacement tray at little or no cost to you. My understanding is Invisalign does not charge for replacement of damaged aligners. If not, then a passive aligner can be fabricated in your dentist's office; in my office, this would be at no charge to my patient. Good luck!
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Superglue won't work!

Sorry, superglue won't work. Ask your orthodontist if a clear retainer would hold your upper teeth as an alternative to Invisalign tray (this is assuming that your upper teeth haven't shifted)?
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