Any experiences with Invisalign?

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  • Sly
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    • Sep 2004
    • 31378

    #1

    Any experiences with Invisalign?

    My top teeth are pretty good, but my bottom teeth could use some adjustments. Have been thinking about Invisalign. Any experiences? Better than the standard metal braces and their upkeep? Or not much different aside from the aesthetics?
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  • MaDalton
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    • Feb 2004
    • 39861

    #2
    does it technically bother you? or just aesthetics? in the latter case i'd just give a fuck
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    • Sly
      Let's do some business!
      • Sep 2004
      • 31378

      #3
      Originally posted by MaDalton
      does it technically bother you? or just aesthetics? in the latter case i'd just give a fuck
      Actually it does, I have what's called Open Bite. Makes it difficult to eat some things. According to their website, they can fix it.
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      • Slick
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2001
        • 7338

        #4
        Actually, I had Invisalign and I give it two thumbs up It did quite a change with my smile. The one thing that I didn't realize though, when I got them was that they say that they're not noticeable, but what they have to do is make notches on your teeth using filling material in order to give the trays some leverage to move the teeth around. Pretty much they give you the trays to use and change every two weeks, then they'll have you go in and shave some space from between your teeth to make room for them to move. They're beautiful for being able to take off when you want and it's not painful. Sometimes after you change a tray, your teeth might get a little sore, but it's really nothing.

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        • arock10
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2006
          • 6217

          #5
          It's a pretty cool concept that uses 3d printing
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          • fuzebox
            making it rain
            • Oct 2003
            • 22355

            #6
            Worth getting a consultation anyway. I went in recently and was told that my bite can't be corrected as it's skeletal and not dental, but they can still do a bunch of cosmetic stuff that will make a big difference. Was quoted $6700.

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