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No, you definite cannot chew gum with invisalign.It is better not to chew gum at all. Why? Because the pressure of chewing gum can dislodge the existing fillings or fixed prosthetics that you have in the mouth.It can reduce the salivary flow which is detrimental for the good oral function.
The cause of most less-than-ideal Invisalign results is not wearing the aligners full time. So taking them out to chew gum is not a good idea because it gets you in the habit of taking them off. Chewing gum with the aligners in place is not advised because the gum may stick to the aligners.
I would not recommend chewing gum while wearing aligners. The gum could potentially stick to the aligners. Ideally you should not eat with aligners in your mouth and drinking should be limited to water when you are wearing them.
I would advise against chewing gum with invisalign in your mouth. If you want to seat the aligners better, then use the aligner chewies a few times a day.
Another weight loss strategy today, besides South Beach or the Zone, is Invisalign treatment. Many people snack between meals so starting Invisalign care can be a challenge. The only thing that can be done while while wearing aligners is drink water, so this excludes coffee, soda and even chewing gum.
Invisalign aligners are not meant to be used with chewing gum. It will stick to them and make a bit of a mess.
With Invisalign it is possible to treat severe cases of crowding. They only look severe because the teeth have overerupted creating a deep overbite. It will take about 15 months and most times without extractions. We have been reducing overbites for over 7 years now and Invisalign is an...
In conjunction with your aligner treatment. It can be built into your treatment plan or Clinchek if you tell your Dr this in the beginning. Usually its done near the end of treatment.
Invisalign can efficiently and effectively bring canines down with proper treatment planning by the doctor and compliance by the patient.