Have Jaw Pain After Invisalign, Supposedly Caused from an Overbite, Is this Discomfort Permanent? (photo)

You should not have to "live with this the rest of your life" and in fact, should have the problem resolved before it develops into a more serious problem. TMD can cause facial pain, headaches, neck aches, back aches, ringing or buzzing in the ears, clicking, popping, and even chronic fatigue and depression. This is not something that should be taken lightly. Find a competent TMD dentist and fix your problem while it is still relatively small. It could be that you need a simple bite adjustment or a simple nighttime appliance.

Good luck!

I find your description of your circumstances somewhat concerning.  Usually invisalign and orthodontics do work to make a bite better.  If you are having more pain it may mean that your teeth or not in a position that is physiologically suitable for your muscles and masticatory system.  Pain is often a symptom of inflammation and damage.  You might seek additional opinions.  You may need re-engineering on your bite.  Sometimes, invisalign and orthodontics can put someone worse off than before treatmant and treatment may have to be re-initiated to get you back to a more comfortable and physiologic situation.

Good Luck