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If you are wearing each aligner for 22 hours per day for two weeks, you are most likely okay to change them 1/2 a day sooner! If you have any questions or concerns, give your dentist a call. They will be happy to help. Did you know that you could cut your treatment time in half if you used Acceladent? Ask your dentist about it.
Finishing an aligner half a day earlier will make no difference in the progress of your treatment. Move to the next aligner!
Hi twinsies_91,Changing your aligners 12 hours earlier is typically fine however you always want to consult with your dentist/orthodontist first.Having said that, newer protocols have been developed where many Invisalign patients are changing their aligners every 7-10 days rather than the traditional 14 day cycle. This results in faster treatment!Best of luck!
You should be fine changing it 12 hours early just this once! It does also depend on how long you have been wearing your tray, if its been over 7 days then the 12 hours early is ok.
The great thing about Invisalign is that fake teeth can be placed within the aligners so you while wearing them, no one will know that you are missing those teeth! After you complete Invisalign treatment and your teeth have been moved into proper position, a bridge or implant would be used to r...
It is not recommended that a patient with active gum disease get Invisalign. This can cause increased bone loss around the teeth. I would recommend seeing a dentist to get your mouth healthy first. Good luck and I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask...
I'm sorry to hear that your tooth fractured. I would recommend following up with your Invisalign provider so he/she can help you feel more confident about your smile. The great thing about Invisalign is that it can be used to Invisalign correct crooked teeth while maintaining a space for a f...
Every office has their own policy, so I would recommend speaking with your dental office to answer your questions. Generally, it depends on your specific case. If you were an express case, then you would likely have to pay for refinements. If you are a complete case on the other hand, then a ce...
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