Go back to your dentist or orthodontist and get their professional evaluation and recommendation. It may be possible that they can have new aligners made at a reduced cost to them and may not have to charge you as much as the first time. The only way to know is to go! It sounds like you ne...
Hi Joe, if you have been wearing the aligners regularly and just slacked now, you can go back 1-2 sets and try. Normally they should fit fine. Best would be to see your dentist and they could advise if you really need mid course correction. Invisalign covers us for this in most cases but...
Tipping is actually a fairly easy movement to do with Invisalign. By expanding your upper arch initially, it will then be possible to expand the lower arch, tip the molars buccally and correct the crowding of the lower arch. I feel I could finish our case in 12 months or less.