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Hi there! Nice picture. It seems that the tray is slightly not tracking properly. What I like to recommend for my patients to do is to bite on a suction tip (or anything else that you can find that is hard enough) that will help slightly shift the teeth into the position of the trays. Assuming you are otherwise tracking properly in each aligner, your teeth should settle right into those places and the small gap should go away! Great job in keeping your teeth clean!
Teeth don't always move the way we want them to and its difficult to say whether the gap will close or not. If the gap continues or worsens I would check with your treating dentist. If you aren't wearing your trays as often as you should, they're not going work the way they are supposed to. I would add an additional day if you ever feel like you left them out too long to ensure movement, but even then there can still be lack of movement.
Hi, thank you for posting a nice photo. Yes , your gap will disappear by the time you are ready to change to next set as this is the gap where the aligner is moving the tooth. Here , since the teeth are being pulled down to close the bite, you will have similar situation in most aligners till its achieved. Hope it helps.
Hi, invisalign works on most modern approach and uses latest techniques so I do believe that its possible to achieve what you want, i.e. reversal of your treatment. Its possible only if you haven't had any reductions or extractions. It might be best to discuss with your dentist that have you ...
Many Invisalign Providers will follow the protocol of Expanding the arch/flaring teeth first which allows the teeth to have room to "unwind" to straightness and then at the end of treatment, apply a virtual C-Chain which brings all teeth together and close spaces. This may be normal for your ...
Hello! If you were instructed to wear rubber bands and you have not complied chances are your teeth are not shifting as they were planned to. You may need another round of trays if your teeth haven't shifted properly. Only your treating doctor can tell you if you should start wearing the rubber...