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.
Answer: Discontinuing invisalign after one week
Not sure why you are having second thoughts. You really can't see any change after wearing only one aligner. What are the issues that you are having. Most people struggle in the beginning and then love wearing them and they are thrilled when they are done with treatment. Stick with it and it will pay off in the end
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Answer: Discontinuing invisalign after one week
Not sure why you are having second thoughts. You really can't see any change after wearing only one aligner. What are the issues that you are having. Most people struggle in the beginning and then love wearing them and they are thrilled when they are done with treatment. Stick with it and it will pay off in the end
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February 23, 2012
Answer: Discontinuing Invisalign
If you just starated your Invisalign a week ago you could stop now and your bite would be unchanged. Any small tooth movement that the first aligners accomplished would revert back and the teeth would be pretty much the way they were before Invisalign. But why are you having second thoughts? Are you worried that the goals you've chosen to pursue are not what you want? Are you having trouble adapting to your aligners? You should discuss your concerns with your Invisalign provider. If you honestly present your concerns I doubt he would "fire" you as a patient; on the contrary I bet he would welcome the chance to deal with whatever problem you're having.
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February 23, 2012
Answer: Discontinuing Invisalign
If you just starated your Invisalign a week ago you could stop now and your bite would be unchanged. Any small tooth movement that the first aligners accomplished would revert back and the teeth would be pretty much the way they were before Invisalign. But why are you having second thoughts? Are you worried that the goals you've chosen to pursue are not what you want? Are you having trouble adapting to your aligners? You should discuss your concerns with your Invisalign provider. If you honestly present your concerns I doubt he would "fire" you as a patient; on the contrary I bet he would welcome the chance to deal with whatever problem you're having.
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February 23, 2012
Answer: Invisalign gets easier after the first two weeks
When you first get your aligners they will feel foreign to your mouth and you may be tempted to just take them out. Stick with it, wear them the full 22 hours per day and your mouth will adjust and feel comfortable again. I have had my Invisalign for 6 months, and I don't even think about them anymore as I go through my day.
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February 23, 2012
Answer: Invisalign gets easier after the first two weeks
When you first get your aligners they will feel foreign to your mouth and you may be tempted to just take them out. Stick with it, wear them the full 22 hours per day and your mouth will adjust and feel comfortable again. I have had my Invisalign for 6 months, and I don't even think about them anymore as I go through my day.
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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: 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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