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Hello there,You should not drink herbal teas while wearing your Invisalign trays. Regular tea, soda, coffee and herbal tea will stain your trays. I would recommend that you always remove them when you eat and when you drink anything other than water. It's important to remove your trays before each meal, brush and floss diligently and keep your aligners clean. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100
You should not drink any Herbal teas while wearing your Invisalign aligners. Herbal Teas will stain your aligners as well as regular teas, coffee and sodas. You should take out your aligners when you brush, floss, eat and drink anything but water
If the tea is clear in color with no sugar added, you can drink it while wearing Invisalign. It should not stain your aligners.
You should not drink any Herbal teas while wearing your Invisalign aligners. Herbal Teas will stain your aligners as well as regular teas, coffee and sodas.
You may drink liquids other than water with your Invisalign, but we always recommend taking them out and rinsing thoroughly with water, shortly after finishing your beverage. The risk of drinking colored liquids with the aligners in is that they may stain.
A good professional Orthodontist should not get angry or upset. He should explain and show you the process step by step and make sure you would be happy with the end result. Sometimes in the middle of treatment teeth will be flared temporarily in order to make space for the other teeth to move....
Sorry to hear about your situation. Please keep in mind that any qualified clinician with good experience can help you achieve your desired outcome. Communication is the key to make sure the results you are expecting are going to be achieved properly. And finally please visit with well...
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