Can Invisalign be used only at night time? And if it is possible, I would expect the treatment to be much more longer. I wonder if anyone has tried that option.
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Did the pain start after inserting the new tray? IF so, your teeth are not quite ready for the next tray, you may need to go back to the previous tray to allow gentle tooth movement to take place for more days. If the pain is due to pressure from the new tray, the pain should subside the moment...
Yes Invisalign should work well for your case and you would be able to achieve alignment of that one flared tooth as well as rounding out your smile in general and aligning the rest of your teeth as well.
Probably still fine but you should make plans to get a replacement in the next few months. It is easy to duplicate the retainer with just a phone call to the dentist who treated you.
