I have already noticed a change and am having serious second thoughts about continuing the treatment. What can I expect from my dentist. I don't want him to fire me as a patient.
February 22, 2012
Answer: Stopping Invisalign Treatment
You are not clear as to why you want to stop treatment. You should be noticing a change, isn't that what you hoped to see? Discuss your concerns with your dentist. The treatment plan can be modified thru a mid-course correction, if you've decided on other goals. If you just stop cold right now, your teeth probably will NOT occlude (meet each other) properly.
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February 22, 2012
Answer: Stopping Invisalign Treatment
You are not clear as to why you want to stop treatment. You should be noticing a change, isn't that what you hoped to see? Discuss your concerns with your dentist. The treatment plan can be modified thru a mid-course correction, if you've decided on other goals. If you just stop cold right now, your teeth probably will NOT occlude (meet each other) properly.
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February 22, 2012
Answer: Your Dentist Can't "Fire" You
Moving your teeth and the changes (hopefully good) to your smile are a big deal and it is perfectly normal that you might be feeling nervous about the process. People change their mind all the time, so I am sure your dentist will understand.
You can stop treatment at any time, but before deciding whether or not to continue I'd speak with your dentist about your concerns and maybe they can put you more at ease. Keep in mind that your dentist has already paid significant lab fees to Invisalign to have your aligners made, so it is unlikely you'll get a full refund.
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February 22, 2012
Answer: Your Dentist Can't "Fire" You
Moving your teeth and the changes (hopefully good) to your smile are a big deal and it is perfectly normal that you might be feeling nervous about the process. People change their mind all the time, so I am sure your dentist will understand.
You can stop treatment at any time, but before deciding whether or not to continue I'd speak with your dentist about your concerns and maybe they can put you more at ease. Keep in mind that your dentist has already paid significant lab fees to Invisalign to have your aligners made, so it is unlikely you'll get a full refund.
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