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Loose Teeth from Invisalign a Normal Occurence? - North York, ON
UPDATED FROM Silvergirl80
Was Invisalign worth it? I would say so. I am...
WORTH IT$6,001
Was Invisalign worth it? I would say so. I am happy with the result. Everyone knows of the difference. It is a bit inconvenient at times, specially on a night out (e.g., eating, drinking). Seeing what a difference the Invisalign is making, my husband is getting them also.
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Can someone recommend an Elite or Premier invisalign orthodontist in Mississauga/Brampton area?
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I have what would be described as "crowded...
I have what would be described as "crowded teeth". I interact with clients everyday; therefore, I chose invisalign. So far, my experience have been okay.
I have been wearing invisalign for a little over 2 months. I am on my fifth set. However, the discomfort lasts longer with this set. Also, I have noticed that a few of my teeth are loose. For example, if I place a finger on one of my teeth and slightly move it back and forth, I can see movement. Please advise if this occurence is normal.
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Hello I have not started my treatment yet, but it seems like your Doctor should be helping you in any way he/she could. Have you tried contacting them to see what they have to say about how your feeling or about your teeth? I hope all works out for you. You might have to change Doctors.
How often do you go in to see them?
The looseness of your teeth is medically called "mobility" and is divided into 3 classes. Class I = 1mm of movement, Class II=2mm, and Class III=3mm. Class I mobility is completely normal with orthodontic movement, because your teeth move by resorbing bond around the root in front of the tooth, and filling bone in behind. This is why it is so important to wear a retainer after treatment.
Yes this is normal. Your teeths are loose so they can realign to their final possition. Keep the trays as long as you can. At the end of the treatment you will need to wear retainers so new bones can grow back around your new possisioned teeth's roots. Good luck!!!
Thanks for the update, SilverGirl80! Glad to hear it worked well for you. When is hubby getting his done? :)