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Is your pain completely gone when you switch to the nxt tray
Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:28 am
by momof1
Just wondering.. Is your pain completely gone before you switch to the next tray? There are still a few teeth that still feel sensitive especially when I brush, and it's almost time for me to switch to a new liner. How much pain do you guys still have before you switch to a new liner? If not pain, do you still have sensitive teeth?
Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 8:53 pm
by jiggy4jrt
By the end of the tray I usually just pop them in and out without pain.
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:08 am
by John37
No, I don't have pain just before I switch to new aligners. I have some sensitivity sometimes, but I think that's more from the teeth getting more dry. The teeth that are moving are still a little loose when I change aligners, but not really painfully.
Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 3:01 am
by John37
I'll add I notice that my teeth will get sensitive if I try to drink something (like milk, juice or a protein drink) with my aligners in and I don't take them out within a few minutes. The sugar seems to sit on my teeth and make them sensitive. I'm not sure if this is the kind of sensitivity you meant or if you were talking about pain at the roots of your teeth.
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Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:51 pm
by Rosieee
I never get any pain - even when i switch to new trays.
Im getting 6 more buttons (total of 12) next week...so that may change!
I'm actually hoping it will because then it will feel like somethings happening atleast.
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:56 pm
by bint3gra
My pain subsides 2 days after changing aligners. After 7 days, the aligners dont feel as snug. Then again, I'm only on Upper#2 as of yesterday.
Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 1:37 am
by ILoveNiceTeeth
I think it varies with aligners... I've had some that became loose (not falling off loose
) after a week. My last trays were snug after two weeks but no pain while brushing. the initial pressure on the teeth with new trays went after 20mins with these new trays (4/30)...
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:32 am
by Wobblydeb
My teeth are sensitive for the first few days of switching to a new tray, but after that are fine...
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:12 pm
by coffeespoons
i just switched to tray 5 last night and my teeth are hurting SO bad. i haven't eaten all day just because i don't want to experience the pain i felt this morning when i took them off to brush my teeth. i definitely know which teeth are moving with this tray - OUCH!
with my first four trays, the pain was gone within 3 days or so; after that, i could take out both the top and bottom trays without any pain at all - i even take them out one-handed. i'm hoping this is the same with this and all other later trays.
i'm on 5 of 21 U/L.
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 10:46 am
by Wildewoman
I am on tray # 2 & the pain subsides - for me - after a few days. I can pop the bottom off fast - no problem. The upper still gives me a little trouble as I have 2 bumps together & I have to pull a little harder - but no pain to speak of.
I move to aligner # 3 on Thursday night. I now can plan it - so I put the aligners in & leave them in for at least 12 hours - as I am doing it on my own now & not going to the orthodonist - where I'd get the tray - then go home & have to take them out to eat.
At my last appointment the orthodonist gave me trays 3 through 5 & I am on my own until January when my next appointment is to check my progress & then to give me another 4 or 5 sets of trays.
Linda
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 6:57 am
by Alex2411
im still on my first tray so im not sure about pain when you switch aligners, however i didnt feel any pain when i put my first trays on so im hoping i woint be feeling any pain when i switch to my second trays.
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 7:00 am
by comedyfish
Alex2411 wrote:im still on my first tray so im not sure about pain when you switch aligners, however i didnt feel any pain when i put my first trays on so im hoping i woint be feeling any pain when i switch to my second trays.
Hi! *raises hand*
long time reader first time poster
I am on the last day of my first set and it has been a breeze - easy in and out, no pain and quite comfy!
However I am under no illusion that tomorrow might be another kettle of fish! Maybe my oprtho was breaking me in gently - I'll now in 20 hours or so I guess
I am getting about 4 attachemnts after the next set - and I guess that will be yet another kettle of fishies - I might start sellin' the on ebay!
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 7:44 pm
by Alex2411
comedyfish wrote:Alex2411 wrote:im still on my first tray so im not sure about pain when you switch aligners, however i didnt feel any pain when i put my first trays on so im hoping i woint be feeling any pain when i switch to my second trays.
Hi! *raises hand*
long time reader first time poster
I am on the last day of my first set and it has been a breeze - easy in and out, no pain and quite comfy!
However I am under no illusion that tomorrow might be another kettle of fish! Maybe my oprtho was breaking me in gently - I'll now in 20 hours or so I guess
I am getting about 4 attachemnts after the next set - and I guess that will be yet another kettle of fishies - I might start sellin' the on ebay!
great stuff, loooks like we tarted treatment around the same time, please keep me updated. i cant wait to get into my 2nd trays.
Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 3:36 am
by comedyfish
Alex2411 wrote: great stuff, loooks like we tarted treatment around the same time, please keep me updated. i cant wait to get into my 2nd trays.
cool! will do
I might start doing a twitter update thing - so find me and follow me!
name: comedyfish
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:00 am
by comedyfish
Well it's day 1 of the new aligner - I put it in last night (after a few drinks!) and it felt tight but no pain (so far).
It's weird 'feeling' the different teeth move, but it's not realy even uncomfortable never mind painful.
So far so good, I haven't taken them out yet tho!