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I've only seen this happen to one patient so far. Some people may have nausea triggered by prolonged stimulation of certain areas of their mouth, especially on the inside of their lower teeth near their tongue around the first and second molar area. While the trays do not extend far enough to touch the gums, sometimes the stiumalation of the tongue can cause this sensation.
I would say Invisalign may have contributed to the situation, but likely not the cause. Similar to an ear infection affecting balance, changes in the bite can affect the TMJ on one or both sides. The effects are likely temporary, but this may be a sign of something else as well.I suggest a consultation with an ENT to rule out other pathology.
Yes absolutely! Invisalign works very well to close gaps. Its the shortest way to close gaps without anyone noticing as they are completely invisible. Hope this works for you. All the best! Warm Regards
If you are asking whether 13 is too young to start invisalign, it is not. If he is a candidate for invisalign treatment, and your doctor says he is, than this is a wonderful way to have straight teeth without later on going through the metal bracketts and wires of old fashion...
Your Invisalign trays are adapted perfectly to your teeth. However, beverages DO sneak between your trays and your teeth. And the Invisalign trays squeeze this beverage right up against your teeth. I see absolutely no issue with drinking plain water with the trays in place as much as you would...
