What is the best wear time for patients in Invisalign clear aligner treatments?
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- What is the best wear time for Invisalign clear aligner patients? Is it 7 days, 10 days, 14 days?... The answer is in this video.
In this CLEAR FAQ, Dr. Stephane Reinhardt and Dr. Micahela Sehnert will share with you their protocol, their clinical experience, and some scientific literature that will help you decide your own wear protocol for your Invisalign clear aligner patients.
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00:00 Introduction
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00:57 The question
01:26 Michaela's protocol
03:19 An interesting app
04:24 Stephane's protocol
06:23 Scientific evidence
09:55 A good tip
10:26 How can you learn more?
11:18 Conclusion
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Hello, I am 66 years young and started my Invisalign journey just 3 days ago. I am scheduled to change once a week. Thank you for this wonderful video/education. I am looking forward to your continued education and support!
Excellent Sharon! Let us know how it turns out :)
yes please. Update us 😊
Any news?
I’m 45 turning 46 next month my ortho has put me on weekly Invisalign tray changes too
Exactly, there is an app for that so reminder is done. I have to normally change every ten days but I find it more comfortable to wear a pair for 11-12 days as then the next pair is not as painful in the first couple of days. And I wear it religiously for 21-22 hours per day.
I'm also prescribed to change my trays every 10 days and I can't imagine speeding this up. The first day is horrible, the second day gets slightly better, the third day is usually somewhat ok and from the fourth day on, I don't feel any pain or pressure at all. One could say my teeth are ready after a week, but they need some rest and so do I. And when there is an event like a party/vacation etc., I just extend the wearing time a bit. It seems to me there's no point in rushing the process.
I’m on week 14/19. No issues so far changing once per week and I’m already seeing great progress and an obvious change in my teeth. I’m so glad I did it, my oral hygiene has never been better, and being forced to eat 3 meals a day with no snacks is having a positive effect on my health. Im feeling hopeful that I won’t require any more trays after that, but if I do I’m ok with that, it’s been no real bother for me.
We are so happy for you! This is usually what we hear and the experience we have with patients! Even if you have another set, it is worth it!
I'm nearly 52 years old in the UK and have just started Invisalign last week. I'm on weekly tray changes and have a total of 51 trays. A quite peek at tray 51 shows my teeth looking fabulous! I maybe will need refinements after that so I'm sure it will take longer than a year. But I have severe overcrowding on the top and bottom of my teeth, so if 51 weeks is all it may possibly take, that would be great. I think initially I was told 18-24 months it may take, so was surprised at receiving the whole (only) 51 trays last week. Tray 1 is going pretty well so far...
We are happy for you! Make sure you follow your doctors recommendation and do not lose your motivation! Let us know how it goes.
How's it going? I've just started.
I was on Invisalign for 14 months. Was great. However, I have now swapped to braces as I didn't get the exact final tooth movement I wanted.@@whatisthis1262
My ortho had me wear my first 2 trays for two weeks. All the others for 10 days.
Always enjoy your tips. Thanks Drs. Reinhardt and Sehnert. We appreciate you. I have studied at the Clear institue for some time now. It is a wonderful combination of academics and practical application. raphael nyc
Thank you so much Raphael! The CLEAR Institute is more than proud to have someone of your quality and experience as an active member.
Great video, thanks for that. Can you make a video on retainers?
We have an online course dedicated to Retention that might be interesting for you: learn.theclearinstitute.com/collections/online-courses/products/retention-3
The hygiene is a good point. By velocity, do you mean that you would have a smaller movement distance for any given tooth? What is the maximum movement distance for any given tooth if I want to change the aligner every week?
Invisalign clear aligners parameters are 0.25mm and 2 degrees of rotation programmed in each aligner. Dentists can modify this movement velocity to adapt to more difficult or less predictable movements. It can be done for 1 tooth, multiple teeth or the whole arch.
I had Invisalign a week ago,each ten days change a tray. Also i want to ask when wearing Invisalign is ok to do red and infrared therapy each day for 20 minutes?
We are sure your doctor had a good reason to give you these recommendations. Good luck with your treatment, and remember to wear your aligners :)
Will changing trays more often not make your teeth more susceptible to root resorption?
That is an excellent question! Multiple articles have been published on root resorption and clear aligners. It is actually the subject of our upcoming online course: Root resorption and periodontal problems with clear aligners. Stay tuned, and you will have all the answers to your questions.
Im using my aligners every two weeks but I feel that with one week is enough. righ now Im in my week 2 with my aligners but I dont feel any pressure in my teeth anymore. Should I ask to my dentist change my aligners each week?
Your dentist might have a good reason to do so. But asking your dentist about it will give you the answer :) We love it when patients are interested and engaged in their treatment.
Hlo... I have missing upper two laterals with space .. Is alligners helfull for me to replacement of canine in place of lateral incisor
Always depending on your case, it may be possible. But in similar cases, aligners can be used to either to create and open spaces for implants or to close spaces and for example bringing canines to substitute the missing laterals. Each case is unique and has to be evaluated by a knowledgeable dentist or orthodontist.
Dr my dr used additional trays and my teeth moved too much backward now i am in trouble
We're sorry to hear that. You should consult your Dr about your concerns. Good luck with your treatment.
After 7 days is impossible to maintain aligner in good aspect, hard to clean, etc.
Another advantage of changing them every week :)
Impossible to clean an aligner after a week? You do realize you’re going to be wearing retainers for the rest of your life right
Mine says 4 days!
Your treating dentist/orthodontist probably has a good reason for that. Sometimes we can play with the velocity of movement programmed in the aligners. You could ask him/her why it is 4 days in your case.
I’m on five day changes (I’m on an accelerated treatment plan, using the propel device).
I’m very confused. Why is my orthodontist telling me to wear my aligners for 2wks? After 3 trays I see no difference. I don’t think they’re working but he tells me to stick with it. Why would he make me endure the treatment for twice as long as is necessary? It makes no sense.
It doesn’t mean it doesn’t make sense. Your orthodontist might have a good reason to make you wear them 2 weeks. We suggest you ask him/her directly. The other thing is it is possible that after 3 trays you don’t see any difference. Sometimes we start with movements in the posterior region and it doesn’t really show. Hang in there. Usually patients don’t regret it!
3 trays is way too early to see any difference
I’m on my 5th tray don’t see difference yet either. I think it takes a few months to see any difference!
@@L20241 im in my 21week, it makes difference but not that obvious compared to the traditional braces. sometimes i advance my next set if i did not feel any pain anymore
I have to change mine every 4 days and I’m defo not a teenager lol 🫣