I want to back out of Invisalign even though the aligners have been made. I haven't gone in for anything other than the impressions. I don't want to be charged the $1500 I was originally quoted and want to cancel treatment. I already paid $100 upfront and don't expect to get that back. Do you think my dentist will try to charge me for the aligners even though I haven't worn them and don't plan to? I'm really worried about this. Can I really be charged for something that I haven't started to use?
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Yes, you can over chew to the point of inflammation which will cause discomfort. If you feel your jaw, or mouth, sore from chewing the gummies then it's time to chew less. When you are using the Aligner Chewie, position it between your teeth and bite down. Quickly move it from one end...
Your case is referred to as a "bimaxillary protrusion" meaning that your front teeth, in both your jaws, are flared. The treatment of choice is definitely Invisalign.However your fixed upper retainer must be removed, before starting treatment, to allow your front teeth to be moved back
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