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With Invisalign, sometimes you do get a 'bounce' if you will, on the very last teeth. Unless specific movements have been requested for the back molar teeth, this slight lack of grip does not affect the movements in the front. I just had this happen today to a patient and I explained to her that it is normal and should go away.
With Invisalign, sometimes you do get a 'bounce' if you will, on the very last teeth. Unless specific movements have been requested for the back molar teeth, this slight lack of grip does not affect the movements in the front. Bring this up with your orthodontist at your next visit, she/he is the one who is most familiar with your planned treatment and can advise you best.
It is best if you return to your provider and let he or she take a look at it ASAP. Sometimes the teeth don't move as projected and the trays need to be remade - "case refinement"
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It does happen at certain points in time, that you will have 'Passive' Aligners. However, this would apply only to one dental arch (either the upper or lower). It would not be common that both would be passive (unless you have an open bite that the Orthodontist is trying to correct)...
Sometimes all trays are given to the patient at the same time, but usually the patient should expect to get several trays at one time, and return to the doctor for more when those run out.
