My teeth are generally pretty straight, except for one tooth that sticks out above the rest. The tooth next to my right front. Seeing that I'm almost 32, I really don't want a mouth full of metal. Would Invisalign be an option for my case? Or would ceramic braces be a more likely fix? I think maybe my top teeth do go over my bottoms a bit too, they don't line up perfectly even. Thanks!
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Probably still fine but you should make plans to get a replacement in the next few months. It is easy to duplicate the retainer with just a phone call to the dentist who treated you.
IPR basically aids in the movement of your teeth when space is not available. I do not generally do invisalign in the anterior as I do not like the look of the teeth after treatment has been completed. I usually do my IPR in the back where there is easier access and the cases turn...
I think you could have a problem soon with the tracking of your teeth based on your description above. You only wore Tray 12 for 5 days, not even close to enough movement. I would have went back to tray 11 and had the orthodontist order you a new 12. Instead your moved to tray...