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Should my Vivera fit perfectly? Teeth shifting. (photos)

May 19, 2017
Asked By:iamreena73 in Waldorf, MD

Just started Vivera and am noticing that my teeth are shifting. Do my Vivera fit properly? Are my teeth shifting as a result of not fitting properly? Photos below. Hopefully you can see. I'm not applying pressure. I just used dark objects hoping that you can get a better picture of the fit

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