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It depends on what work is in your treatment plan. Rule of thumb is all active disease processes in the mouth should be treated and restored prior to orthodontic movement.
Yes, you can get other work done while getting Invisalign. However, it is always better to treat the active problem first. That means, in case any root canals are to be done, they should be done earlier. Any cavities that need fillings should also be addressed before. However, in case crowns are needed, and they can wait, should be done after Invisalign. Oral prophylaxis can be done during the Invisalign treatment at any time.Good luck!
Hello JBug,Yes, I was going to suggest the Biotene mouth rinse for you, which is great for adding moisture to your mouth.
I have NEVER heard of Invisalign causing any such damage to teeth! I believe you have been mis-informed as Aligner tooth straightening is probably the most gentle method of tooth movement developed to date!Tooth "cracking" or haze lines are usually a result of dental bruxism, night time tooth ...
You have a situation that is ideal for treatment with a DNA Appliance that can expand the maxilla and create a full wide healthy smile and create space for mandibular advancement without surgery.The mRNA version brings the lower jaw forward to open the airways and is an FDA approved apnea appliance.
After any ortho treatment you need to get retainers so your teeth won't move again. These retainers could be clear aligners or permanent wires. You need to see your dentist/ orthodontist to discuss your best options.
Hey, thank you for posting the photograph. Invisalign can most definitely straighten your teeth. If you need a quick fix, I would advise to remove one tooth from the lower arch. the treatment time will still however be atleast a year. This is the most natural way to fix your teeth...
Based on the radiograph you have provided, it does not look like you have any root resorption. It's common for your teeth to feel slightly loose when you are in the middle of orthodontic treatment, however, if you are having pain associated with it, then you should see your ...
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