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There are many times when I will place or have placed a dental implant during invisalign treatment. In most instances it is fine to place the implant (the titanium screw that replaces the lost tooth's root) What you have to discuss with your dentist is the expected movement of the adjacent teeth next to the missing molar. If there is movement planned that will bodily move the roots of the adjacent teeth than it may be best to wait for the invisalign movement to be completed. If, however, there is no bodily movement of the adjacent teeth toward the implant site then placing the implant during treatment is a great option. As there is a healing period after implant placement that needs to be completed prior to restoration of an abutment and crown. And this may be the same time needed to fiish your invisalign treatment.Good luck.
The Invisalign treatment should be completed before placing any implants.This is because Invisalign can modify the space, so that the implant can be properly fitted
Hi hurricayne,Thank you for submitting your question on RealSelf. I will try to give you the best advice with the information given. At this time, it is best to discuss this with your orthodontist and the provider placing the implant. There are many factors that contribute to the timing of placing an implant. It is more complicated than a yes or no answer. Good luck with your treatment, and I hope that this helps.Warm regards,Dr. Jenn
Once the aligners are made the dentist would have to pay the laboratory fee to the company, so you would have to cover at least that no matter if you wore the aligner or not.
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