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Sometimes wearing the aligners, specially at first. The constant rubbing with the lips, tongue or cheeks can give you sores. It is completely normal, as you wear your aligners, your mouth will adapt to something new in the mouth, give it some time. We always recommend our patiemts to do warm salt water rinse, it helps to heal faster and for the sores to go away quickly. Don't give up , always remember you are doing something extraordinary for your overall oral health!!
It is possible to get small sores when youare first adapting to the tray. Most of the time it is due to a rough edge onthe aligner. This can be avoided by simply smoothing these edges with a nailfile.
During the beginning of invisalign it is very common to have your lips and cheeks irritated but the edges of the trays. Once your mouth gets used to them this should no longer be an issue. You can use canker sore medication.
It is not unusual to have lips and cheeks irritated by the edges of the trays from Invisalign at first. Over time, the tissues will adapt and you will hardly notice. In the meantime, canker sore type medication can help, as it makes the tissues a little numb.
Mouth sores are common in the initial part of orthodontics. It is rarer with invisalign. It could be some rubbing. Or it could be a coincidence. If it doesn't get better in a week or so go see your dentist. Good luck with your treatment
I have never seen an invisalign tray crack a tooth. You are probably looking at your teeth a little more since you have started the process. They are called craze lines. I would not worry about it
Ideally I would like to see photos of your recession. While it's true that most orthodontic treatment may worsen recession, if your recession is not severe, then you may still be a candidate for Invisalign. Invisalign does a great job widening the smile -- and is now capable of...
Find out if you're case is still "active" and if it is then you can do a mid-course correction or refinement case which doesnt require completly starting over..Remember tho the new dentist also needs to be paid for his work and its a difficult situation to get money form your old...