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5 month update
So far I have been very pleased with smile direct. I only had one issue with a double payment but it was resolved fairly quickly.
I'm starting to see a noticeable change to my lower teeth, They have shifted and look slightly straighter then when I first started. The first few months I didnt notice much movement. But hang in there it will happen.
Some tips that have made things easier along the way:
Equate denture tablets (white colored ones) read the back of box to see what color the foam is. It disinfects and helps keep them fresh.
A soft tooth brush. I know smile direct club doesn't recommend using it but it's the best way to remove the film that tends to form the 2nd week of starting a new tray.
When starting a new tray. Put them in at night right before bed. this way by the time you wake up your already accustomed to the new trays.
Don't cheat. Leave the trays in for the full 22 hours. Yes, it can be annoying and frustrating especially in the beginning but after few months you'll get used to it. Think about the end result.
My last tray is at the end of September, by October I should have my bottom teeth Completely straight.
I'm starting to see a noticeable change to my lower teeth, They have shifted and look slightly straighter then when I first started. The first few months I didnt notice much movement. But hang in there it will happen.
Some tips that have made things easier along the way:
Equate denture tablets (white colored ones) read the back of box to see what color the foam is. It disinfects and helps keep them fresh.
A soft tooth brush. I know smile direct club doesn't recommend using it but it's the best way to remove the film that tends to form the 2nd week of starting a new tray.
When starting a new tray. Put them in at night right before bed. this way by the time you wake up your already accustomed to the new trays.
Don't cheat. Leave the trays in for the full 22 hours. Yes, it can be annoying and frustrating especially in the beginning but after few months you'll get used to it. Think about the end result.
My last tray is at the end of September, by October I should have my bottom teeth Completely straight.
Aligners are in.
Today I received my aligners. 2 sets. I'm assuming they will send another set in 6 weeks (each set is worn for 3 weeks) they are really thin. The material is not as soft as I was told they would be. So I'm sure I'll have to get use to this and might experience some irritation. I also received a case to put them in, a file, chewies that help with the bite and a tool to pop the aligners out.
Starter trays
My starter aligners are pretty uncomfortable but they fit perfect. Has kept me from grinding at night so that's a plus.
Provider Review
Smile care club