I'm not sure if it can be seen well from the picture, but the part of the Invisalign that is covering the right tooth is a little lifted and it is scraping my gums. I would like to know if it could be a tear or if it could be due to my teeth moving? This is just the third day of treatment with Invisalign. If it is a tear, can this stop the Invisalign from working properly or at all?
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Invisalign is a good option for fixing your crowded teeth and creating a better bite. If you're trying to fully correct your bite alignment, you might want to also consider functional appliance therapy. Often used in growing children, it is not widely known functional appliances can be use...
Dear meanu,Thank you for posting your question on RealSelf. I will do my best to provide an answer with the information provided.Invisaling 'glue' or attachment bonding material does not cause staining. Although, depending on your diet or habits, the attachments may turn yellow. Once the att...
Orthodontic movement requires loosening of the teeth by wearing the aligners. You do need to wear the aligners religiously or you will have less than great results.