I am on trays 14/24. Around tray 6, I noticed gum recession one tooth. My trays were trimmed. The gum doesn't appear to be getting worse but my dentist recommends I see a periodontist since I'm only halfway through & if lower teeth continue to move, the gum could strip all the way down? My ortho said we could watch it but now is saying just stop wearing the elastics since my overjet isn't too bad. Can the gum recede that fast if I continue elastics? Keep overjet, get graft or just watch & see?
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First, Invisalign fees for a full case range from $5000-$7000 so your dentist is in the ballpark. The second thing to keep in mind is that Invisalign lab fees are charged up front to the dentist, and the records, Clincheck treatment plan design, placement of any attachments, and initial aligner...
IPR is a great tool to alleviate crowding. However it will only give you limited correction in the protrusion of your teeth. Especially if your teeth are at all overlapped as the space created with IPR will be needed just for that. The IPR would have to be very aggressive to have a...
Yes. Invisalign can be used for practically all orthodontic alignment issues. Often by changing
the position of teeth into a normal arch formation with proper leveling and aligning and
with symmetry from side to side, there will automatically be a shifting of the jaw into a more
normalized...