It feels like my nose is splitting (I know not really). Before I got the Invisalign the deviated septum was annoying. Now it feels like with the teeth moving to make room it is getting worse. Do your roots shift along with the tooth? This crooked upper front tooth has a root that goes to the bottom of my nose.
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October 4, 2014
Answer: Invisalign won't make a deviated septum worse.
If you have spent or are going
to spend the time and money to do Invisalign, you really should use it as
intended. The system is designed to place constant movement on the teeth.
As teeth are moved into position using the Invisalign trays (Aligners), the
bone around the roots of the teeth...
I would suggest making an appointment with your orthodontist asap. They can evaluate your teeth to let you know which tray to most appropriately go back to. The reason your teeth hurt when you put this invisalign tray in is because your teeth have shifted from not wearing the aligner...
Invisalign has two types of attachments standard and optimized. With an optimized attachment the forces are being placed at specific points on the attachment and not the entire thing. Therefore, the tray will not touch the attachment all the way around and there will be a gap. So, yes this is...
