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Tray 14

Hi haven't been on here for a while - I wanted to make until some progress made . Below are pictures of front and two side shots at start of treatment and the same thing at tray 14. I am delighted. I had invisalign light, so am meant to be finished, but am going back to the orthodontist on Monday, I imagine for a few refinements. To be honest, however, I am delighted with the result as it is. I never wanted perfect teeth - just "normalish " teeth and I think that has been achieved. I am also having some veneers on the upper teeth in due course.
Once I got used to the invisalign (about half way through the second tray), everything has been complete plain sailing. When the invisalign does go..... I will miss it. Will update after seeing the orthodontist on Monday

Tray 3

Started getting a bit of pain towards the end of Tray 2, right up the very top back of my mouth and my gum is painful there. I worried that it may not be the invisalign but something else. But it seems to be manageable with OTC painkillers, so I will keep an eye on it. Put Tray 3 in last night, took painkillers and went to bed. They are tight, but it was all OK. Have just removed them for some brunch, and with a bit of manoeuvring they came off OK. Can't wait to start seeing some improvement. Looking at the actual invisalign, I can't really see much difference between Trays 6 and the original Tray 1 .

attachments added: All good

Hi, had a really good day today. Any fears I had about having the attachments added were false. The whole process took about 15 minutes. I think I have about 15 (two teeth have a couple on). It wasn't painful at all. The aligners are a bit harder to get in and out, but not impossible and I imagine they will only get easier. It took me about 30 seconds. With the aligners in I notice the bumps as I feel around my mouth, but it is not really a nuisance. I didn't really like eating much because as I have read elsewhere, I felt I had food stuck on my teeth. I checked in the mirror and I didn't and so I imagine this is again something I will get used to. It is only the embarrassment of people seeing me with food on my teeth I worry about, so I am sure I will find a way of managing to know whether there is any attached or not. So all in all, all my worries were unnecessary!

I have 14 trays, which I change every 10 days and I am on the second tray already. It feels a little tight at the moment, but not painful in anyway shape or form. The edges of my new aligners are slightly rough, but I will file them down tomorrow. So ALL GOOD SO FAR!