Finally a video that is well detailed and very informative as well. Thank you 😊. Just received my box from Dr. Smile here in Germany yesterday. However, the first aligners were way too tight for my teeth that I couldn't fully close my mouth.
Im currently on Tray 5 of 23 going to have to disagree, Tray 1 is the toughest. getting use to having a foreign obejct in your mouth is tough. Had discomfort for the first 3 days afterwards pain deceased. Also notice that i started clenching my jaw in my sleep and throughout the day this caused soreness in my jawline. I strongly regretted it but by day 4 it got easier for me. As you move to the next tray there is tightness but not as bad as the first Tray 1
Oh thank god. I honestly thought I was going to have to go through the same pain every single week as I went onto the next tray for the next 6 months. Im only on day 4, pain just started easing off
This is so helpful!!! I’m currently on day 3 and I was about ready to throw in the towel. I’m glad it gets better, thanks for confirming the later trays get better, I thought I’d have to relive this pain for each tray.
I have to disagree with your comment that your teeth don’t hurt on your first trays. I am currently on my first trays which I will only be wearing for a week like all my other trays but my teeth hurt a lot. It kind of feels like I have a loose tooth but they are not actually loose
no Alexandra is right, I just started and I felt the same thing she’s describing. As did the numerous people I asked before starting. Not to mention most UA-cam reviews. It makes logical sense that the first set of trays will cause the most pain as your teeth would be the least accustomed to movement on the first tray. It begins to get easier the more your teeth get used to moving. All the trays have some sort of movement, the first ones included. It’s not just your normal smile as being described. It’s just VERY minimal movement each time. Why would you get a retainer that only covers your teeth? With no movement? What would be the point of that? Lol you would take them off and your teeth would be the exact same? lol 2 weeks for that? you would be putting the second tray on as if the first tray was never used if the first tray did nothing lol. That’s not the case, there is movement. She must be the outlier but for the average person be prepared to feel the most discomfort close to the 24 hour mark from the first tray. After a few days though the pain is tolerable and will get easier with each tray.
You probably don’t have Invisalign anymore but I’m on tray 7 and whenever I put in a new set my front teeth seem loose for the first few days and then are normal after, if you found a way around this any tips?
About the hurting process, I cannot disagree with you more 😂 the first week was absolutely the worst; my teeth wasn't used to the pressure and tightness of the trays, and the inner mouth skin/tongue was getting cut and scraped up. It's only until a full week and a 1/2 until my mouth fully adjusted to switching out trays. For you not to have pain in the beginning means you were blessed to the gods girl
If the edges cut the inside of your lips, you should inform your orthodontist. I have had several ulcers due to Invisalign when I began but, it’s always best to inform your orthodontist.
I just got my trays yesterday. Have learned more on UA-cam than my dentist ever told me! You were very accurate in your description about wearing them, and I appreciate your tips. I had to laugh when you mentioned the weight loss! I, too, am a person who snacks a lot... well, those days are over for awhile! Today I made a big breakfast smoothie, had half for breakfast, half for lunch. I'm sure this will improve with time, but it's just part of the learning curve. Thanks, Dina!
Hi Susan, I'm so glad to hear that my video was helpful!! Yes, the dieting part is a process that takes time to get used to and could be different, but things definitely gets better overtime so hang in there! Let me know if you have more questions along the way and congrats on getting invisalign! You will feel everything is worth it at the end :D
Susan K Same. Started mine yesterday and they literally told me how to insert them and that was it. Didn’t explain how to remove and care for it and where to store the old tray when I start the next (only received a black case).
Young lady, thank you sooo much. Your video explained a lot of things my orthodontist did not tell me. I'm a sixty year-old man who got invisalign this morning and gave me insight as to what I should expect from wearing these braces and how to deal with it. Again, thank you!
Guys if your getting Invisalign IT DOES NOT HURT! don't scare yourself. I watched youtube vids before I got mine and it just gave me anxiety. so anybody getting Invisalign remember there's only discomfort for 2~3 days, not pain it just feels like its not meant to be in ur mouth lol.
Awesome Kid it wont hurt if you keep it on for 22 hours everday also if you take them out for longer than 2-4 hours the results would be ineffective and you might start wearing them from the 1st tray again
Big Tip: Get an Invisalign remover. Save your nails ladies with this purchase. Looks kinda like a plastic key with a hook on it. Hook onto the inside of your trays and pop off. So easy.
Thank you for sharing. I’m interested to get Invisalign for my bottom teeth (one tooth needs to be straight) Dr. said it needs 3-4 months. Any thoughts?
If only 3-4 months I would say skip it all together. Such a short amount of time to wear the trays means you have very minor imperfection. Not worth the money in my opinion
You could qualify for invisalign express and depending on where you live it's 1500 to 2500. Look into your dentist to see if they offer this. Invisalign Express means you only need 5 to 10 trays and not the regular 20 to 30 trays. It will only take 3 to 6 months to straighten your teeth.
I am at tray 3, it will get better guys. The first one hurt like hell for me, I seriously was taking painkillers every 5 hours, even when I was at work. But it will pass, just don't give up. I believe it will be worth in the end. Good luck everyone.
I heard about the sharp edges of the invisalign in several videos now. I wonder why the company doesn´t take care of that issue, instead of every person has to use a nailfile. The invisalign braces are sure expensive enough and the company makes a lot of money.
Well I think they make too many trays to have to go and file every single one. I assume they just create the Invisalign trays and chuck them in a bag and that’s that. I agree though they should take some responsibility for the sharp edges. My gums are constantly sore and raw from them.
Vivi Lilly I agree, I didn’t know how sharp the edges were until it was too late for my gums. I have rubber bands at the moment and the hooks on some trays are like insanely sharp
1:58 it's not always about how your teeth look. My teeth are perfect and straight and lined up. But I have to get my bite changed because my front top teeth keep breaking because of the way they meet with the lower teeth, they meet too soon when I close my mouth, so collisions happen. People get their teeth moved because they don't always work correctly mechanically. It's worth it because each time I have to get my front tooth rebuilt when a piece breaks off is a couple hundred dollars and it really hurts because the piece of paper they jab against my gum to separate it from the other tooth to apply the compound hurts. But I have to put up with that pain the because getting a needle of anesthetic jabbed into the upper gums hurts even worse. I finally decided to see an orthodontist because my dentist said that actually moving the position of the teeth is the only way to get them to stop breaking like that. I am on tray #4 of my invisalign.
Me too. My teeth look sorta okay but I had a big chip on my front tooth because of an overbite and my biting mechanics is just off. It’s getting more difficult to bite off tough pieces of meat which I love
Ryan Dsouza the first day or so they are a bit painful, but that is expected. It gets much easier as you go along, I’ve had them for over a year now and they are working great!
I already have a lisp 😢 I’m really self conscious and when I get my trays I’m scared and my Spanish teacher doesn’t understand and she’ll get mad that I won’t pronounce the words
So I disagree with something you’ve said the first tray does hurt and it can last up to a week after. The bumps on your teeth are called buttons. You also aren’t supposed to eat with them in it can damage the trays themselves.
I was given 30 trays . One for each week . I’m on week 29 so only one week left. They really hurt the first few days. But now they are a normal part of everyday.
When you file them down, make sure to rinse off the micro dust of plastic from filing and brush the aligners thoroughly with toothbrush before putting back in mouth. I just blew off dust and there must have been some fine particles of the plastic dust left because since then my throat has been killing me. I think the shards of plastic have gone into my throat
I wore braces back when I was 40. However after years of dental work, my mouth changed, teeth moved and the old retainer no longer fit. I ended up getting invisalign to restraighten my teeth. Probably the most pain I have (tray 1), is the little nubs that stick out from certain teeth and tear the inside of my mouth raw. My teeth feel fine, my mouth cave not so much! I bought some of the old fashioned brace wax and slapped it over those nubs and after a few days, they felt better. I still have some discomfort when I eat with the nubs rubbing wrong against my lips, etc but over all ok. My doc says I may only wear 6-7 months which is good. They are a bit inconvenient taking in and out, but those metal braces caught every piece of food and you were still running to brush after each meal. I think it’s all good.
You are so welcome! Nothing makes me happier than to know that you find this video helpful :D Thanks for your kind comment, good luck with your journey!
Hi Dina, very good video on tips for anyone starting out on Invisalign. You Tube videos have been helpful in me deciding to get Invisalign and trusting this technology. I'm +60 yo and a few years ago my teeth started to move and this caused a lot of problems, primarily I developed fangs and my teeth hit together which was painful, so I decided to start Invisalign in hope of correcting these problems plus I wanted to get my smile back. I got impressions made this summer and my dentist advised starting the trays after I was done a trip that I was taking. Excellent advise because Invisalign was an adjustment for the first two weeks. I'm currently on tray 13 of 21. My teeth are moving nicely. I am strict because I want to get through this as quickly as possible. I have my trays in 22+ hours a day. I eat three meals a day @ 20 mins each, and tooth brushing maintenance @ 10 mins each. I tried it but it was too much trouble to remove the trays for snacks, and I also tried eating very soft food like a muffin or apple sauce with the trays in, and it was so unpleasant to me that I stick to three meals a day. As a result I have lost some weight and gotten used to my routine easily enough. I change my trays every seven days after dinner. I take ibuprofen if needed. Some trays have been more irritating than others, but I have never had to trim anything. My assessment of Invisalign treatment is that its not terrible, but you have to be a patient person. At first I was very self conscience of the trays and I felt like I had to identify that I had them in. Having the trays in is not like not having them in, and it does change my speech, give me mouth pain if I talk or sing too much, my lips get dry and crack, and I find that I move my mouth, lips and jaw around a lot,, but none of this bothers me any more. I understand the braces thing now! No one has ever noticed the trays where in and it's not a big deal. I may need to have some attachments moved the next time I go for a visit, but my treatment is coming along well, and I'm at least half way though and if not, well it will just be a bit longer than expected. I check in every 4 weeks and the dentist monitors everything. I don't have the confidence to do anything like this from home. Thanks again and if I may say so you look fabulous and love your make up.
Thank you for your post. I’m 60 and started 12/28/2021, omg. Everything you stated issss soooo true😂😂I’m on my 3rd tray with 20 month treatment , ugggh, waiting for 6wk check up. This 3rd tray I feel the tightness, I’ve been doing good. This cost to much to slack😂😂thanks again.
Question: I can use a straw to drink coffee/smoothie with the trays on.. I hear that wasn’t a good idea. Keep me posted on this. Bc taking these trays off on & off is a pain.
You should only ever drink water while your trays are in. Your dentist or orthodontist will also tell you this. Anything else you should remove your trays. I remove mine in the morning while drinking coffee. If you want alchohol drink vodka or gin. Make sure you carry a toothbrush and brush after every meal or after drinking anything other than water. Download the app. It really helps and gives you a visual of how long you have worn them each day. It's not really good for much else. I am on my first week and am not feeling any pain. They are more annoying then anything. I drink more water now than I ever did. My mouth is always dry. My teeth aren't bad so I'm lucky and only have to wear them for 9 weeks. Taking them out and putting them back in doesn't bother me. I eat like normal. Tylenol only... not IBUPROFEN!!!
I drink green tea with a bit of xylitol. Unlike black tea or coffee, green tea is alkaline and the xylitol causes harmful mouth bacteria to starve to death. It can cause some staining but by then I’m on to the next tray. BTW, I wouldn’t drink any alcohol with them in. All alcohol is acidic; vodka and gin have a pH of 4 😳and all alcohol breaks down into sugar. Bad, so bad, on every level.
my dentist told me not to look at anything online but these videos help so much. I use a dremel to soften my edges. I need help cleaning dental wax out of my liners and i really hate the front top part the way it forces my mouth to look strange and I can't close my mouth. Also, jaw pain, keep Aleve on you. Also, don't eat curry or tumeric, they stained mine yellow :(
I read somewhere that for Invisalign related pain, it is advised not to take NSAIDs (like Aleve, Ibuprofen) as they are anti-inflammatory and something about them slowing down the movement of the teeth, and it's better to stick to Tylenol (Acetaminophen/Paracetamol). But I'm not completely sure so if you're wondering please do your own research and don't take my word for it, just a heads up :)
The first tray is the worst. I had to be on pain meds for 3/7 days I had them on. After that the new trays give a tiny bit of discomfort but not too much to need pain medication:)
Mekas Corner I took pamprin meant for period cramps, since it is a muscle relaxer it helped me sleep. Honestly it’s soreness that really sucks. Once you’re done with your first 1-3 trays you’ll just feel discomfort. If I were you I would not cancel the appointment. The sooner you start the faster you will have straight teeth.
I actually never used painkillers, I kinda just dealt with the pain for the first two days and then it was fine. I don't think my dentist would prescribe painkillers for this but you can check with yours :)
Take acetaminophen for the pain; never ibuprofen. Any pain reliever that is an anti inflammatory, try to stay away. Anti inflammatories can slow down teeth movement during orthodontics.
hey! i wanted to comment to state DO NOT BRUSH YOUR INVISALIGN WITH TOOTHPASTE!! the small micro abrasive in toothpaste that cleans your teeth will scrape the Invisalign causing it to get foggy and not appear as clear as before.
I was told not to use tooth paste to clean the tray?.. How do u clean them with out messing them up. I am concerned bc it’s pretty expressive. If I didn’t have to do it to help with my over bite & 1 tooth went back. I have a long journey. I am actually hating them already. People say it doesn’t hurt. Yes it does.. let be real people. Question I can use a straw to drink coffee/smoothie with the trays on.. I hear that was a good idea. Keep me posted on this. Bc taking these trays off on & off is a pain.
I just got mine on yesterday and I’ve been looking at videos for months… I wish I would’ve saw yours first because after wearing them a day your review is the most relevant
I have a question. I'm currently under the invisalign treatment. I'm supposed to ideally wear my aligners 22 hours/day, remove it before eating, and brush my teeth after eating before putting the aligners back on. Based on my observation, it takes me about 30 mins each to eat, breakfast (15 mins for breakfast actually), lunch and dinner. So that's about 1.5 hours in total time for eating, leaving me with just 30 mins remaining to brush and put the braces back on. However, I read countless articles suggesting that, after eating, one must wait at least 30-60 mins before brushing because the teeth's enamel soften immediately after eating, especially after eating acidic food. If I follow the recommendation, how do I ensure I wear my aligners 22 hrs/day while following their recommendation of preserving good enamel health? Thank you for your time
Maybe you could drink lots of water while eating the acidic foods to increase the pH in your mouth, so as not to soften your enamel too much. Or rinse with a fluoride mouthwash after eating to increase the enamel strength. Or rinse with a baking soda solution after eating to increase the pH even more. Also, check out Basic Bites! Great question!
You’re not supposed to brush your teeth with your trays on. Per my orthodontist don’t use toothpaste as the chemicals can damage the aligners. You should be soaking your trays at least once a day. Preferably at night. By using Invisalign’s cleaning crystals or a retainer cleaner. If you take care of your trays they will take care of you! Please refrain from drinking anything but water!
Thanks for the valuable inputs now I m scared to go for it as it requires lot of commitment and patience... although the end results are worth celebrating.... you smile becomes beautiful
If i had known i will have to take them off everytime i need to eat And pain i have when i remove them, i wouldn't chose it Its only my 2d day but very worried about my speaking abilities since i need it for my job And the pain when i remove them is bothering alot But Am trying to stay positive
@@dominikkkkkkkkkkkkk so much better the pain is mild now and only when i put new trays Tho they added elsatics that makes things more annoying But am not as annoyed or in pain as i was 4-3 months ago Maybe bc i dont do it right with the +20h/day and washing every snack But generally its so much better and easier now
@@dominikkkkkkkkkkkkk sometimes i take them off to eat and be to lazy to put them back on and leave it like this for hours Its not right but am not surprised am that kind of lazy person
I am 45 years old. I started tray 1 of 20 on February 1, 2019. My treatment is very aggressive and yes painful. I have a LOT of attachments. Sawing in between almost each tooth to ensure proper movement. A history of migraines as well (keep that in mind). That said - I can already notice a difference. My advice is to start your new tray right before bedtime. Soak your trays in Hydrogen peroxide for 15 minutes and brush them. Dry them as much as possible while you eat. Remember you absolutely cannot chew when wearing your trays. Only drink. At this point in my treatment I am no longer able to chew (ouch!) so I stick to nutrition drinks, cream of wheat, you get the idea. Take up a new hobby to keep your mind off the pain/soreness. And keep your mind's eye on the prize.... your winning smile 😁 $5,000 later 🤑🤑🤑
Jacqueline Muqui I’m 37 and started Invisalign from Smile Direct on February 19,2019. I’m on tray 3 out of 18. The first two weeks was brutal. I almost gave up. I bought this stuff called Kanka from a drug store and it’s way better than oragel. It helped so much with the pain in my gums and cutting inside my mouth and under my tongue. Naproxen helped a lot too. Good luck on your journey. By the end of May I noticed my aligners should be the start of seeing that results of straighter teeth. I can’t wait.
Hi, I'm currently on my first try and I am super excited that I came across this video. I really love your tips they help alot especially about drinking with a straw . Also about using a file because of the fact that my tongue has be getting scrapped by it for the past 2 days now I know how to eliminate that dreadful feeling ! Thanks again for the tips.
One tip for those who have bands and they are bothering you take some gauze from the band aid aisle and cut it into a piece that would be big enough to cover them and put it on the band so your mouth doesn't feel like its being rubbed off
I still can't say "th" or "f" very well. Never had the typical lisp. The buttons are sharp, and the first several days they cut the inside of my lips when I ate. No one told me about orthodontic wax.
Yeeeesss.... just got mine today.... And when I take em off to eat, one of the nubs are cutting at the inside of my lip 😭😭 do u have any tips on that it do you just get used to the cutting of it? I'm about to call my dentist in the morning and be like.... fix this I'm haaaangry lol
I'm currently wearing clear aligners. Brushing teeth and aligners is not an issue for me personally. I have been practicing intermittent fasting for over 1.5 years, so nothing really changed for me. On my non-fasting days, I eat twice a day. I don't brush my teeth before eating, just swish them thoroughly with water. So I brush my teeth and aligners (with a toothbrush and antibacterial soap) after the first meal and after the second meal. So no biggie.
@@lilly-oliviasversion basically you just get used to it, it only take about 1-3 weeks for your mouth to become more tough so it won't cut you lol.... You can put ointment on it if u want though
My orthodontist in Korea doesn't offer Invisalign so I got these off-brand trays and they're super uncomfortable and have sharp edges that cut my tongue and inside my lip. I can't talk because there's this extra piece of plastic that sticks out the back. And I'm an English teacher so it's essential that I speak clearly and articulately. I tried teaching with them in and my students couldn't understand me. So now I have no choice but to take them out whenever I teach. Super frustrating.
Today is my First Day od wearing invisalign and it hurts,but I feel like when I take them out, wait for like 1 minut and put them back in, the Pain is smaller. I dont really know What to expect, I Hope that The Pain is temporary And JUST with The First ones🙁
Right know I am wearing The fifth one and I am suprised, because There is almost no pain (maybe in one teeth for like one day)Only The First one hurt, so I am really happy😊
Give it another day or two. The pain will decrease or diasapear. When it's time for Tray 2 I recommend switching it at night that way you can sleep thought the initial adjustment period.
Lmao Talia my dentist told me that I could brush them with toothpaste, and I was given an pamphlet by the Invisalign company that said it is totally safe to brush your trays with toothpaste.
Orthodontist said tooth paste is harsh on InvisAlign and could scratch it. She told me to use soft soap and tooth brush. I tried and my InvisAlign remained brand new for the entire duration of usage.
great tips especially the nail file. I just got the attachments done on the 3rd tray and it's much more difficult to put the aligners on than the previous ones. I'll ask my dentist for the chewies.
I think evaluating your smile yourself in some percentage might be misleading, a lot of people don’t realize they have incorrect bite when their teeth overall are straight, so they can be 100% contempt with their smile. But incorrect bite can cause more issues in future(e.g jaw problems, some teeth wearing off too much/unevenly). For example I didn’t even know I have a cross bite in one place until a doctor once told me this during cleaning😅 and it was making my whole jaw shift to the side. I would say seeking advice from several doctors would be the best strategy.
I’m only scared of them shaving between my gums because I have a very small mouth and a lot of teeth and my orthodontist said I was a good fit to have Invisalign.
Space for the Soul wow it’s 9 months later hahah and they didn’t need to do any of that or pull out any teeth. I have my braces now for a month maybe two and it’s going well. Sometimes it’s hard to eat but it’s not that bad ofc problem:) hope I can help
I loose my some attachments my orto say don't worry its not necessary ..to having attachments .... Plz someone reply plz that attachment is necessary orr not..
My top and bottom teeth alignment were already off before Invisalign, but i did notice it caused the alignment to be off a even more when i started using them
Absolutely perfect just what I needed. I’m getting them on April 24 and I’m gonna go out and get myself a little kit and stack it with everything you suggest especially the nail file.
Everyone complaining about the pain surely must not have dealt with braces before using invisalign. For me, while the soreness and pain since tray 1 are present it was nothing compared to my first 2 weeks on braces.
get them. so easy... no pain or anything. sharp edges were a thing for first 2 days but goes. I change weekly and will be done in under 4 months. hope u like soup as eating meat means extra flossing. i don't snack at all now. had to swap to white wine (be warned if u like red). once you get used to them, it's actually weird not having them in. my speach got better as i make an effort to talk properly rather than slurring or mumbling. hope u like brushing teeth and mouthwash as you will go through a lot. good luck
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Finally a video that is well detailed and very informative as well. Thank you 😊. Just received my box from Dr. Smile here in Germany yesterday. However, the first aligners were way too tight for my teeth that I couldn't fully close my mouth.
Thank you so much and best of luck!!
I love all the tips, especially the tip about filing the invisalign down. Thank you.
Im currently on Tray 5 of 23 going to have to disagree, Tray 1 is the toughest. getting use to having a foreign obejct in your mouth is tough. Had discomfort for the first 3 days afterwards pain deceased. Also notice that i started clenching my jaw in my sleep and throughout the day this caused soreness in my jawline. I strongly regretted it but by day 4 it got easier for me. As you move to the next tray there is tightness but not as bad as the first Tray 1
Omg.. I'm in day three and going through this, thanks for letting me know it's not my alone, I'm just clenching my jaw and lower aligner hurting
That's good to know!! I just got my first tray yesterday and my teeth HURT, but I'm glad it gets better. Thanks for the advice!
Oh thank god. I honestly thought I was going to have to go through the same pain every single week as I went onto the next tray for the next 6 months. Im only on day 4, pain just started easing off
This is so helpful!!! I’m currently on day 3 and I was about ready to throw in the towel. I’m glad it gets better, thanks for confirming the later trays get better, I thought I’d have to relive this pain for each tray.
wait my day one was like two days ago and it’s a breeze. I got used to it after like 2 hours
I have to disagree with your comment that your teeth don’t hurt on your first trays. I am currently on my first trays which I will only be wearing for a week like all my other trays but my teeth hurt a lot. It kind of feels like I have a loose tooth but they are not actually loose
Its possible they have changed their process since this video was made.
Alexandra Thomas pain is different for each person
no Alexandra is right, I just started and I felt the same thing she’s describing. As did the numerous people I asked before starting. Not to mention most UA-cam reviews. It makes logical sense that the first set of trays will cause the most pain as your teeth would be the least accustomed to movement on the first tray. It begins to get easier the more your teeth get used to moving.
All the trays have some sort of movement, the first ones included. It’s not just your normal smile as being described. It’s just VERY minimal movement each time. Why would you get a retainer that only covers your teeth? With no movement? What would be the point of that? Lol you would take them off and your teeth would be the exact same? lol 2 weeks for that? you would be putting the second tray on as if the first tray was never used if the first tray did nothing lol. That’s not the case, there is movement.
She must be the outlier but for the average person be prepared to feel the most discomfort close to the 24 hour mark from the first tray. After a few days though the pain is tolerable and will get easier with each tray.
I agree my first tray almost caused me to quit. On tray 10 and I’m fine and glad I moved forward. I guess everyone has different experiences.
You probably don’t have Invisalign anymore but I’m on tray 7 and whenever I put in a new set my front teeth seem loose for the first few days and then are normal after, if you found a way around this any tips?
Getting mine later today! Wish me luck everyone.
How is it going??
You good ?
How’s it looking?
I know its 1 year later but....
Good luck😏
About the hurting process, I cannot disagree with you more 😂 the first week was absolutely the worst; my teeth wasn't used to the pressure and tightness of the trays, and the inner mouth skin/tongue was getting cut and scraped up. It's only until a full week and a 1/2 until my mouth fully adjusted to switching out trays. For you not to have pain in the beginning means you were blessed to the gods girl
OMG! I got mines today and I can't agree with you more.
Kaye S. I totally agree with you my first trays hurt sooo much.
If the edges cut the inside of your lips, you should inform your orthodontist. I have had several ulcers due to Invisalign when I began but, it’s always best to inform your orthodontist.
Mine don’t hurt at all haha
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I just got my trays yesterday. Have learned more on UA-cam than my dentist ever told me! You were very accurate in your description about wearing them, and I appreciate your tips. I had to laugh when you mentioned the weight loss! I, too, am a person who snacks a lot... well, those days are over for awhile! Today I made a big breakfast smoothie, had half for breakfast, half for lunch. I'm sure this will improve with time, but it's just part of the learning curve. Thanks, Dina!
Hi Susan, I'm so glad to hear that my video was helpful!! Yes, the dieting part is a process that takes time to get used to and could be different, but things definitely gets better overtime so hang in there! Let me know if you have more questions along the way and congrats on getting invisalign! You will feel everything is worth it at the end :D
Susan K Same. Started mine yesterday and they literally told me how to insert them and that was it. Didn’t explain how to remove and care for it and where to store the old tray when I start the next (only received a black case).
This was my first thought with Invisalign, lol. Yay, now it’s too much of a hassle to eat random snacks!
@@miamaejohnson5009 Definitely! With invisalign, the days of random snacking will come to a halt for awhile.
Im getting my trays in 2 days and I’m so nervous, I have watched every Invisalign video know to man!
how did it go?
Young lady, thank you sooo much. Your video explained a lot of things my orthodontist did not tell me. I'm a sixty year-old man who got invisalign this morning and gave me insight as to what I should expect from wearing these braces and how to deal with it. Again, thank you!
Cantinatollo1 how’s it going so far I just got mine today
I'm super glad to hear you found it helpful! The pleasure is all mine :) hope you get good results with it!
Guys if your getting Invisalign IT DOES NOT HURT! don't scare yourself. I watched youtube vids before I got mine and it just gave me anxiety.
so anybody getting Invisalign remember there's only discomfort for 2~3 days, not pain it just feels like its not meant to be in ur mouth lol.
Miss Maddy it does hurt if u don’t wear them for a few days though
Awesome Kid you're supposed to wear them for atleast 20-22 hours everyday
Little Unicorn yeah I know but sometimes I miss a day and it hurts
Awesome Kid it wont hurt if you keep it on for 22 hours everday also if you take them out for longer than 2-4 hours the results would be ineffective and you might start wearing them from the 1st tray again
I disagree. The first few days HURT
Big Tip: Get an Invisalign remover. Save your nails ladies with this purchase. Looks kinda like a plastic key with a hook on it. Hook onto the inside of your trays and pop off. So easy.
Great tip! Where do you purchase that?
I’m 14 and I’m getting Invisalign and I can’t wait
Erick Coffee Awesome! It will turn out to be great!
Dina Does I hope it does 🤞
I'm turning thirteen and I'm waiting for my Invisalign too. IM IN ON THIS W U!!!
I’ve had Invisalign now for three days and I’m already so ready for this to be over 😂
Erick Coffee i'm 13 and just got them yesterday
Thank you for sharing. I’m interested to get Invisalign for my bottom teeth (one tooth needs to be straight) Dr. said it needs 3-4 months. Any thoughts?
If only 3-4 months I would say skip it all together. Such a short amount of time to wear the trays means you have very minor imperfection. Not worth the money in my opinion
You could qualify for invisalign express and depending on where you live it's 1500 to 2500. Look into your dentist to see if they offer this.
Invisalign Express means you only need 5 to 10 trays and not the regular 20 to 30 trays. It will only take 3 to 6 months to straighten your teeth.
@@TheKING-ye6qg How much price of ur aligners??
@@Danimij Yeah, I agree. Must be unnoticable .
I’m on day two of Invisalign and I noticed that my lips get REALLY dry. Is this going to stop?
I just got mine and i noticed that too! Since ur comment is a bit old, does it?
@@meh6137 It does stop when you finish
i just started today
Same!!!
How’s it going
UA-cam Geek it’s going great! i see results, and it doesn’t hurt as much as i thought it would be. (at least for me) i would 100 percent recommend it
@@xkristyngx i started mine today and I have 64 trays to go
Abdi M holy, i’m on my 21 set already and i’m currently in phase 1. I have 58 in total. 37 more to go!
I am at tray 3, it will get better guys. The first one hurt like hell for me, I seriously was taking painkillers every 5 hours, even when I was at work. But it will pass, just don't give up. I believe it will be worth in the end. Good luck everyone.
Hey did you finish the treatment
I m at 4th tray
I needed this. I’m less than 24 hours in and thinking about quitting. Teeth hurt with the trays in and with the trays out
@@vijayetalapalkar8029 yes, I finished it. It has perfect results. It is really worth the pain and time, best decision I have ever made.
I heard about the sharp edges of the invisalign in several videos now. I wonder why the company doesn´t take care of that issue, instead of every person has to use a nailfile. The invisalign braces are sure expensive enough and the company makes a lot of money.
Well I think they make too many trays to have to go and file every single one. I assume they just create the Invisalign trays and chuck them in a bag and that’s that. I agree though they should take some responsibility for the sharp edges. My gums are constantly sore and raw from them.
At least they should let you know that the edges are going to be sharp or provide a nail file in the pack. My lower gums are red raw from this.
Vivi Lilly I agree, I didn’t know how sharp the edges were until it was too late for my gums. I have rubber bands at the moment and the hooks on some trays are like insanely sharp
1:58 it's not always about how your teeth look. My teeth are perfect and straight and lined up. But I have to get my bite changed because my front top teeth keep breaking because of the way they meet with the lower teeth, they meet too soon when I close my mouth, so collisions happen. People get their teeth moved because they don't always work correctly mechanically. It's worth it because each time I have to get my front tooth rebuilt when a piece breaks off is a couple hundred dollars and it really hurts because the piece of paper they jab against my gum to separate it from the other tooth to apply the compound hurts. But I have to put up with that pain the because getting a needle of anesthetic jabbed into the upper gums hurts even worse. I finally decided to see an orthodontist because my dentist said that actually moving the position of the teeth is the only way to get them to stop breaking like that. I am on tray #4 of my invisalign.
Me too.
My teeth look sorta okay but I had a big chip on my front tooth because of an overbite and my biting mechanics is just off. It’s getting more difficult to bite off tough pieces of meat which I love
One time I went to take my top tray out to only fine out that I didn't have my trays in my mouth. They were soaking in solution.😮
😂😩
Just started today, wish me luck...
Does it hurt?
Ryan Dsouza the first day or so they are a bit painful, but that is expected. It gets much easier as you go along, I’ve had them for over a year now and they are working great!
I already have a lisp 😢 I’m really self conscious and when I get my trays I’m scared and my Spanish teacher doesn’t understand and she’ll get mad that I won’t pronounce the words
Potter Head the spanish language is full of lisps though
Don't worry the lisp goes away
Snacking definitely stops because it is not convenient. When I eat a meal I eat as much as possible..
I am on my second trays and it is going alright for people geting them on.
Short-term sacrifice for long-term gain.
So I disagree with something you’ve said the first tray does hurt and it can last up to a week after. The bumps on your teeth are called buttons. You also aren’t supposed to eat with them in it can damage the trays themselves.
I was given 30 trays . One for each week . I’m on week 29 so only one week left. They really hurt the first few days. But now they are a normal part of everyday.
I just started yesterday and I get my second on Tuesday and my first set hurts baddd so lol pray for me
How are you doing now?
When you file them down, make sure to rinse off the micro dust of plastic from filing and brush the aligners thoroughly with toothbrush before putting back in mouth. I just blew off dust and there must have been some fine particles of the plastic dust left because since then my throat has been killing me. I think the shards of plastic have gone into my throat
I wore braces back when I was 40. However after years of dental work, my mouth changed, teeth moved and the old retainer no longer fit. I ended up getting invisalign to restraighten my teeth. Probably the most pain I have (tray 1), is the little nubs that stick out from certain teeth and tear the inside of my mouth raw. My teeth feel fine, my mouth cave not so much! I bought some of the old fashioned brace wax and slapped it over those nubs and after a few days, they felt better. I still have some discomfort when I eat with the nubs rubbing wrong against my lips, etc but over all ok. My doc says I may only wear 6-7 months which is good. They are a bit inconvenient taking in and out, but those metal braces caught every piece of food and you were still running to brush after each meal. I think it’s all good.
damn I’ll have 50 pairs LOL
56 🤦😫😫
How was it mine it’s 50 too
This was very helpful, thank you! I'm on day 3 and I am dying from the sharpness!!!
IKR!!!
The rubber bands are annoying
I just got mine a month ago and I'm on tray 3 of 59 🙃
Have you finished yours?
Yeep I’m almost a week in and still have a lisp . 🙃
I am from holland and I get invasalign this week and yes you told me more than my dentist. Thank you😍
You are so welcome! Nothing makes me happier than to know that you find this video helpful :D Thanks for your kind comment, good luck with your journey!
She had many complaints
P.s u can’t eat well after your teeth feel so weird
Best video I've seen and watched all the way through. Your teeth look amazing. Thank you for the tips and hacks!!!
Thank you so much! Glad to hear the video was helpful :)
Hi Dina, very good video on tips for anyone starting out on Invisalign. You Tube videos have been helpful in me deciding to get Invisalign and trusting this technology. I'm +60 yo and a few years ago my teeth started to move and this caused a lot of problems, primarily I developed fangs and my teeth hit together which was painful, so I decided to start Invisalign in hope of correcting these problems plus I wanted to get my smile back. I got impressions made this summer and my dentist advised starting the trays after I was done a trip that I was taking. Excellent advise because Invisalign was an adjustment for the first two weeks. I'm currently on tray 13 of 21. My teeth are moving nicely. I am strict because I want to get through this as quickly as possible. I have my trays in 22+ hours a day. I eat three meals a day @ 20 mins each, and tooth brushing maintenance @ 10 mins each. I tried it but it was too much trouble to remove the trays for snacks, and I also tried eating very soft food like a muffin or apple sauce with the trays in, and it was so unpleasant to me that I stick to three meals a day. As a result I have lost some weight and gotten used to my routine easily enough. I change my trays every seven days after dinner. I take ibuprofen if needed. Some trays have been more irritating than others, but I have never had to trim anything. My assessment of Invisalign treatment is that its not terrible, but you have to be a patient person. At first I was very self conscience of the trays and I felt like I had to identify that I had them in. Having the trays in is not like not having them in, and it does change my speech, give me mouth pain if I talk or sing too much, my lips get dry and crack, and I find that I move my mouth, lips and jaw around a lot,, but none of this bothers me any more. I understand the braces thing now! No one has ever noticed the trays where in and it's not a big deal. I may need to have some attachments moved the next time I go for a visit, but my treatment is coming along well, and I'm at least half way though and if not, well it will just be a bit longer than expected. I check in every 4 weeks and the dentist monitors everything. I don't have the confidence to do anything like this from home. Thanks again and if I may say so you look fabulous and love your make up.
Thank you for your post. I’m 60 and started 12/28/2021, omg. Everything you stated issss soooo true😂😂I’m on my 3rd tray with 20 month treatment , ugggh, waiting for 6wk check up. This 3rd tray I feel the tightness, I’ve been doing good. This cost to much to slack😂😂thanks again.
Question: I can use a straw to drink coffee/smoothie with the trays on.. I hear that wasn’t a good idea. Keep me posted on this. Bc taking these trays off on & off is a pain.
You should only ever drink water while your trays are in. Your dentist or orthodontist will also tell you this. Anything else you should remove your trays. I remove mine in the morning while drinking coffee. If you want alchohol drink vodka or gin. Make sure you carry a toothbrush and brush after every meal or after drinking anything other than water.
Download the app. It really helps and gives you a visual of how long you have worn them each day. It's not really good for much else.
I am on my first week and am not feeling any pain. They are more annoying then anything. I drink more water now than I ever did. My mouth is always dry.
My teeth aren't bad so I'm lucky and only have to wear them for 9 weeks. Taking them out and putting them back in doesn't bother me. I eat like normal. Tylenol only... not IBUPROFEN!!!
I drink green tea with a bit of xylitol. Unlike black tea or coffee, green tea is alkaline and the xylitol causes harmful mouth bacteria to starve to death. It can cause some staining but by then I’m on to the next tray. BTW, I wouldn’t drink any alcohol with them in. All alcohol is acidic; vodka and gin have a pH of 4 😳and all alcohol breaks down into sugar. Bad, so bad, on every level.
Can’t agree more on the dry mouth, I noticed it right away
Now I bring lip balm and water with me everywhere, otherwise by lips are extremely dry😢
my dentist told me not to look at anything online but these videos help so much. I use a dremel to soften my edges. I need help cleaning dental wax out of my liners and i really hate the front top part the way it forces my mouth to look strange and I can't close my mouth. Also, jaw pain, keep Aleve on you. Also, don't eat curry or tumeric, they stained mine yellow :(
Good tips, thank you for sharing!
Qawah Beauty LLC ugh my jaw pain is constant. I feel like I’m picking up a grinding habit with them in. 🙄
I don't eat tumeric but I take a capsule every night for pain. Just swolling a capsule wont stain will it?
I read somewhere that for Invisalign related pain, it is advised not to take NSAIDs (like Aleve, Ibuprofen) as they are anti-inflammatory and something about them slowing down the movement of the teeth, and it's better to stick to Tylenol (Acetaminophen/Paracetamol). But I'm not completely sure so if you're wondering please do your own research and don't take my word for it, just a heads up :)
My first tray hurt for the first three days. The first 24 hours was very painful.
i’m on my first tray and it’s REALLY painful
The first tray is the worst. I had to be on pain meds for 3/7 days I had them on. After that the new trays give a tiny bit of discomfort but not too much to need pain medication:)
What did u take and how often? Did the meds help at all??! I get mine teeth done real soon and want to cancel, after all the vlogs I am watching 😩🙃😐
Mekas Corner I took pamprin meant for period cramps, since it is a muscle relaxer it helped me sleep. Honestly it’s soreness that really sucks. Once you’re done with your first 1-3 trays you’ll just feel discomfort. If I were you I would not cancel the appointment. The sooner you start the faster you will have straight teeth.
I'm 64 and getting my first trays today. Best explanation I've seen from my research. Thanks.
Thank you so much :) 😊 my pleasure!
the pain is like having a flip flop on too tight. also, eating is like having a handful of sand while chewing. and i’m on day two LMAO
I would say getting used to them on your teeth is the most uncomfortable part
Do painkillers help at the point when the trays are causing pain?
I actually never used painkillers, I kinda just dealt with the pain for the first two days and then it was fine. I don't think my dentist would prescribe painkillers for this but you can check with yours :)
Take acetaminophen for the pain; never ibuprofen. Any pain reliever that is an anti inflammatory, try to stay away. Anti inflammatories can slow down teeth movement during orthodontics.
@@chelle5413 wau, no one ever tells you this. Really helpful and definitely good to know
hey! i wanted to comment to state DO NOT BRUSH YOUR INVISALIGN WITH TOOTHPASTE!! the small micro abrasive in toothpaste that cleans your teeth will scrape the Invisalign causing it to get foggy and not appear as clear as before.
I was told not to use tooth paste to clean the tray?.. How do u clean them with out messing them up. I am concerned bc it’s pretty expressive. If I didn’t have to do it to help with my over bite & 1 tooth went back. I have a long journey. I am actually hating them already. People say it doesn’t hurt. Yes it does.. let be real people. Question I can use a straw to drink coffee/smoothie with the trays on.. I hear that was a good idea. Keep me posted on this. Bc taking these trays off on & off is a pain.
I just got mine on yesterday and I’ve been looking at videos for months… I wish I would’ve saw yours first because after wearing them a day your review is the most relevant
I have a question. I'm currently under the invisalign treatment. I'm supposed to ideally wear my aligners 22 hours/day, remove it before eating, and brush my teeth after eating before putting the aligners back on. Based on my observation, it takes me about 30 mins each to eat, breakfast (15 mins for breakfast actually), lunch and dinner. So that's about 1.5 hours in total time for eating, leaving me with just 30 mins remaining to brush and put the braces back on. However, I read countless articles suggesting that, after eating, one must wait at least 30-60 mins before brushing because the teeth's enamel soften immediately after eating, especially after eating acidic food. If I follow the recommendation, how do I ensure I wear my aligners 22 hrs/day while following their recommendation of preserving good enamel health? Thank you for your time
Maybe you could drink lots of water while eating the acidic foods to increase the pH in your mouth, so as not to soften your enamel too much. Or rinse with a fluoride mouthwash after eating to increase the enamel strength. Or rinse with a baking soda solution after eating to increase the pH even more. Also, check out Basic Bites! Great question!
Just wear your aligners for one day more. Lol
The most efficient tip would be to drink more water and smoothies to help you gain weight instead of the snacks!!! That's what I do!
Or just lose weight
Tq for the tips. I need to gain weight!
You’re not supposed to brush your teeth with your trays on. Per my orthodontist don’t use toothpaste as the chemicals can damage the aligners. You should be soaking your trays at least once a day. Preferably at night. By using Invisalign’s cleaning crystals or a retainer cleaner. If you take care of your trays they will take care of you! Please refrain from drinking anything but water!
Thanks for the valuable inputs now I m scared to go for it as it requires lot of commitment and patience... although the end results are worth celebrating.... you smile becomes beautiful
If i had known i will have to take them off everytime i need to eat
And pain i have when i remove them, i wouldn't chose it
Its only my 2d day but very worried about my speaking abilities since i need it for my job
And the pain when i remove them is bothering alot
But Am trying to stay positive
How are you doing now?
@@dominikkkkkkkkkkkkk so much better the pain is mild now and only when i put new trays
Tho they added elsatics that makes things more annoying
But am not as annoyed or in pain as i was 4-3 months ago
Maybe bc i dont do it right with the +20h/day and washing every snack
But generally its so much better and easier now
@@sygb.550 great, I had the same feeling when I started. What do you mean with you dont do it right?
@@dominikkkkkkkkkkkkk sometimes i take them off to eat and be to lazy to put them back on and leave it like this for hours
Its not right but am not surprised am that kind of lazy person
I am 45 years old. I started tray 1 of 20 on February 1, 2019. My treatment is very aggressive and yes painful. I have a LOT of attachments. Sawing in between almost each tooth to ensure proper movement. A history of migraines as well (keep that in mind). That said - I can already notice a difference. My advice is to start your new tray right before bedtime. Soak your trays in Hydrogen peroxide for 15 minutes and brush them. Dry them as much as possible while you eat. Remember you absolutely cannot chew when wearing your trays. Only drink. At this point in my treatment I am no longer able to chew (ouch!) so I stick to nutrition drinks, cream of wheat, you get the idea. Take up a new hobby to keep your mind off the pain/soreness. And keep your mind's eye on the prize.... your winning smile 😁 $5,000 later 🤑🤑🤑
Jacqueline Muqui I’m 37 and started Invisalign from Smile Direct on February 19,2019. I’m on tray 3 out of 18. The first two weeks was brutal. I almost gave up. I bought this stuff called Kanka from a drug store and it’s way better than oragel. It helped so much with the pain in my gums and cutting inside my mouth and under my tongue. Naproxen helped a lot too. Good luck on your journey. By the end of May I noticed my aligners should be the start of seeing that results of straighter teeth. I can’t wait.
I’ve also found that meal replacement drinks help with the hunger in between meals.
@@thecrunchyllama1795 please keep me updated
I thought that you can't drink anything else but water with it on.🤔
Hi, I'm currently on my first try and I am super excited that I came across this video. I really love your tips they help alot especially about drinking with a straw . Also about using a file because of the fact that my tongue has be getting scrapped by it for the past 2 days now I know how to eliminate that dreadful feeling ! Thanks again for the tips.
Getting mine at one pm today! I’m excited. 😄😄😄
I'm on my first tray, and it hurts when i want to take it off..😅 i don't know why
After 10 minutes, the pain gone :)
One tip for those who have bands and they are bothering you take some gauze from the band aid aisle and cut it into a piece that would be big enough to cover them and put it on the band so your mouth doesn't feel like its being rubbed off
I'm starting my journey in 2 days..I'm nervous...
why your case look prettier than mine
I still can't say "th" or "f" very well. Never had the typical lisp. The buttons are sharp, and the first several days they cut the inside of my lips when I ate. No one told me about orthodontic wax.
Yeeeesss.... just got mine today.... And when I take em off to eat, one of the nubs are cutting at the inside of my lip 😭😭 do u have any tips on that it do you just get used to the cutting of it? I'm about to call my dentist in the morning and be like.... fix this I'm haaaangry lol
@Dannie N
I'm currently wearing clear aligners. Brushing teeth and aligners is not an issue for me personally. I have been practicing intermittent fasting for over 1.5 years, so nothing really changed for me.
On my non-fasting days, I eat twice a day. I don't brush my teeth before eating, just swish them thoroughly with water. So I brush my teeth and aligners (with a toothbrush and antibacterial soap) after the first meal and after the second meal. So no biggie.
I'm on my first tray and its sore, yeah, but my main problem is the plastic slitting my tongue open.
I've the same problem. Have you found a solution?
@@lilly-oliviasversion basically you just get used to it, it only take about 1-3 weeks for your mouth to become more tough so it won't cut you lol.... You can put ointment on it if u want though
i just started invisalign recently and ive been experiencing a locked jaw ever since i started tray 1, did this happen to anyone?
My orthodontist in Korea doesn't offer Invisalign so I got these off-brand trays and they're super uncomfortable and have sharp edges that cut my tongue and inside my lip. I can't talk because there's this extra piece of plastic that sticks out the back. And I'm an English teacher so it's essential that I speak clearly and articulately. I tried teaching with them in and my students couldn't understand me. So now I have no choice but to take them out whenever I teach. Super frustrating.
You said the first set dosen't hurt im on my and it hurts alot
Same on day 2 and the pain is killing me 😢😢
Today is my First Day od wearing invisalign and it hurts,but I feel like when I take them out, wait for like 1 minut and put them back in, the Pain is smaller. I dont really know What to expect, I Hope that The Pain is temporary And JUST with The First ones🙁
Maja Kiepas I’m getting it in 2 week. Pretty nervous about the pain but also excited!
Right know I am wearing The fifth one and I am suprised, because There is almost no pain (maybe in one teeth for like one day)Only The First one hurt, so I am really happy😊
Dont worry you will get use to it, and The Pain will be not as bad as you think🙃You can do it! Fighting👊
I don`T know why is that🤔But I hope it will get Better😊
Give it another day or two. The pain will decrease or diasapear. When it's time for Tray 2 I recommend switching it at night that way you can sleep thought the initial adjustment period.
I got my trays today. My dentist said to not brush the sets with toothpaste.
Lmao Talia my dentist told me that I could brush them with toothpaste, and I was given an pamphlet by the Invisalign company that said it is totally safe to brush your trays with toothpaste.
I brush them with toothpaste in the morning and uses half a denture tablet before bed so they won’t stink
Should not use toothpaste on invisalign.
Satya Dandu oh I always wash my Invisalign with toothpaste
Orthodontist said tooth paste is harsh on InvisAlign and could scratch it. She told me to use soft soap and tooth brush. I tried and my InvisAlign remained brand new for the entire duration of usage.
How often do you wash them in a day with soap and brush?
She need aligners.. just saying
I got mine today and my teeth hurt a lot. But I still think iz was a good decition to get them🙈🦋
How are you now?
Curious can you eat steak with invisalign? I love steak.
Very hard to do
I will be fainted if I don’t eat after meal. What to do if I want to use Invisalign?
You will just have to deal with the trouble of taking it off and back on multiple times a day which is doable just a hassle tho :\
Just gotta make more effort to take them on and off more often, it's totally doable!
Wrong, the first set sucks
Invisalign isn’t really that bad it’s way better than braces👍🏼
My 1st set hurt like hell.... :/
Really informative video! I have invisalign too and it's one of the best things I did
great tips especially the nail file. I just got the attachments done on the 3rd tray and it's much more difficult to put the aligners on than the previous ones. I'll ask my dentist for the chewies.
Great to hear! I'm glad you found this to be helpful :D Good luck with your treatment!
I think evaluating your smile yourself in some percentage might be misleading, a lot of people don’t realize they have incorrect bite when their teeth overall are straight, so they can be 100% contempt with their smile. But incorrect bite can cause more issues in future(e.g jaw problems, some teeth wearing off too much/unevenly). For example I didn’t even know I have a cross bite in one place until a doctor once told me this during cleaning😅 and it was making my whole jaw shift to the side.
I would say seeking advice from several doctors would be the best strategy.
I’m only scared of them shaving between my gums because I have a very small mouth and a lot of teeth and my orthodontist said I was a good fit to have Invisalign.
I really want them tho
Don’t worry too much about it. I had to get my teeth shaved in between them and honestly it does not hurt at all. Just a bit uncomfortable lmao
How did it go?
Space for the Soul wow it’s 9 months later hahah and they didn’t need to do any of that or pull out any teeth. I have my braces now for a month maybe two and it’s going well. Sometimes it’s hard to eat but it’s not that bad ofc problem:) hope I can help
I loose my some attachments my orto say don't worry its not necessary ..to having attachments ....
Plz someone reply plz that attachment is necessary orr not..
Does anyone experienced issues with your top and bottom bite alignment off? Im on tray 3 and experiencing it
My top and bottom teeth alignment were already off before Invisalign, but i did notice it caused the alignment to be off a even more when i started using them
@@Sam.xv1 Thanks Sam!
How is it now?
@@dominikkkkkkkkkkkkk alignment is fine now. might need refinements as bite seems just a smidge off
Absolutely perfect just what I needed. I’m getting them on April 24 and I’m gonna go out and get myself a little kit and stack it with everything you suggest especially the nail file.
Everyone complaining about the pain surely must not have dealt with braces before using invisalign. For me, while the soreness and pain since tray 1 are present it was nothing compared to my first 2 weeks on braces.
You are gorgeous
I got mine s days and im feeling sceptical. No pain. I wonder if they're gonna work.
Man i am getting mine in 3 weeks now idk if i want them
get them. so easy... no pain or anything. sharp edges were a thing for first 2 days but goes. I change weekly and will be done in under 4 months. hope u like soup as eating meat means extra flossing. i don't snack at all now. had to swap to white wine (be warned if u like red). once you get used to them, it's actually weird not having them in. my speach got better as i make an effort to talk properly rather than slurring or mumbling. hope u like brushing teeth and mouthwash as you will go through a lot. good luck
Thanks good luck on the rest of your Journey
Thank you for this. I am about to start my journey next week!
i have two attachments on the top right front tooth bc its pretty big. :(((
You’re beautiful
I was gonna get braces but the doctor gave my mother a huge discount on invisilign
Anyone has tip to whiten the attachments? Mine got stained and can’t seem to get rid of it.
U legit have attachments on all of ur top teeth. Is it even necessary like I only have a few on the top
ı have gaps between my teeth . ıs visalign or braces better?
Thank you for your help. Greetings from Spain 👋🏻🙂