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There is always a clincheck with your invisalign treatment. Your dentist should have showed it to you before you start wearing the aligners. I always show the clincheck video to my patients before we give the permission to process the aligners. That gives us-myself and the patient-the posibility to see the course of the treatment and the final result. If we agree than I give the permission to process the aligners.If we do not like something ,we request modifications.
Invisalign communicates with its doctors through a program called ClinCheck so he has to be using it unless he sold you an imitation of invisalign. You will be able to view a video of the movements of your teeth during the invisalign process. Ask your dentist to export a copy of the clincheck and email it to you
ClinCheck is the software that your orthodontist uses to communicate your diagnosis and treatment plan to Align Technology so that they can manufacture your Invisalign aligners. If your orthodontist is using genuine Invisalign aligners and not an immitation, he definitely has a ClinCheck treatment plan for you that he had to submit. There is no way around it. While he cannot literally give you a copy of the software, he can generate a "video" of the plan using the software so you can see exactly what the aligners will do and in what sequence. Explain to your orthodontist that you would like to have him export a copy of your ClinCheck plan as a video so that you can "show it off." I'm sure he'll oblige!
If there is no posibility of fitting the aligner with the filling adjustment , I would suggest to take new impressions for mid course corections and have new aligners processed.
Invisalign will efficiently and effectively correct a gap between your front teeth. The bands will not- it only tips the teeth and does not move the root, which is an unstable movement.
Invisalign does not recommend eating or drinking anything besides water while wearing the aligners for a number of reasons: - you can break, distort, or damage the aligners - the aligners can stain, discolor, or become dirty - sugary foods and drinks trapped under or around the aligners...