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Unfortunately, this is a common problem with many patients. A quick fix for this would be to trim the ends othe lower aligners. If your lower molars are not involved in any movement you could easily cut off the last tooth on each side, this usually will solve the problem. Of course, I would have your Orthodontist or Dentist, as you might trim too much.
Hello and thank you for your question. Totally understand how you fill.You can ask your dentist to trim aligners a little in the back. That should help your gagging reflex.All the best to you!
I'd check with your dentist to see if there is a lot of movement on the lower molar teeth. If there isn't, it shouldn't change the outcome much to cut the last tooth on each side out of every tray. If that doesn't help try cutting the last two teeth out on each side. Hope this helps!
I would strongly suggest addressing pain first. Look into Neuromuscular Dentistry. Be evaluated for sleep disordered breathing and myofascial pain related to a TMD issue.Look into Self-Administered SPG Blocks for pain and anxiety.
Congratulations on starting your Invisalign journey! It is normal when starting a new tray for it not to fit perfectly down onto your teeth all of the way and have some space showing. This is the space your teeth will move into! However, if you feel that there is too much space, it is a...
In my opinion the distance that canine must be moved is probably better for conventional brackets and wires ( braces) - not invisalign. You should go for at least 2 consultations to see what they tell you.