Poppin tray in 1 week early
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Poppin tray in 1 week early
I'm on tray 1 of 23 and I'm a week in. I'm thinking of trying on next weeks tray. Can I just try them on and put them back? Better yet can I leave them on?
Brackets off 6/5/08
Invisaligns on 7/28/08
(7 Week delay)
21 of 23 U&L (Skipped a tray/On a 10 day rotation)
Class II subdivision right
Moderate upper/lower crowding
Partial anterior crossbite
Normal overbite/overjet
Sentence: 18-20 months
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I suggest you leave them on for the entire time - your ortho knows best. As tempting as it sounds, you dont' want to sacrifice messing up the plan and having to start over. I have heard horror stories.
Remember (as someone once told me on this board) - slow and steady wins the race!!
Trays 27 out 32 U / 35 L
Remember (as someone once told me on this board) - slow and steady wins the race!!
Trays 27 out 32 U / 35 L
I would definitely not suggest trying the second set on and then taking them off. I can't imagine that all that movement-putting in the new set and then putting the old ones back on are good for the teeth. I would worry about the teeth getting lose or something.
My Invisalign blog ~>http://upsanddownsintheothersideofthest ... gspot.com/
Devushka,
I took a look at your blog. Your teeth look great by the way. By watching your video and skipping from the beginning to the end you can really see the difference.
I learned two things.
1) Don't assume they are going to fix my midline.
2) I'm not so sure it matters that much. I don't think anyone would notice unless you pointed it out to them.
I meant to call my ortho today and ask for a copy of my clincheck. I guess I better do that.
I took a look at your blog. Your teeth look great by the way. By watching your video and skipping from the beginning to the end you can really see the difference.
I learned two things.
1) Don't assume they are going to fix my midline.
2) I'm not so sure it matters that much. I don't think anyone would notice unless you pointed it out to them.
I meant to call my ortho today and ask for a copy of my clincheck. I guess I better do that.
Brackets off 6/5/08
Invisaligns on 7/28/08
(7 Week delay)
21 of 23 U&L (Skipped a tray/On a 10 day rotation)
Class II subdivision right
Moderate upper/lower crowding
Partial anterior crossbite
Normal overbite/overjet
Sentence: 18-20 months
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- Posts: 2
- Joined: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:10 pm
I had to skip an entire tray this last time around. Just a few hours after I changed from upper#21 to #22, I accidentally ran over and destroyed the aligner. Called my ortho and he told me to just put in #23 and wear it for twice as long. It actually didn't hurt THAT bad when I put it it since I went slowly.
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- Joined: Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:52 am
I agree with everyone else on this, don't cheat.
I just started four days ago on my first trays and my aligners don't feel as tight anymore.
My ortho said that there are actually 2-3 days of movement with each tray then there is plenty of time left for the bone to catch up. In my case I was told to wear each set of aligners for two weeks at a time. When you move your teeth you are breaking down bone and that bone needs time to regenerate.
I just started four days ago on my first trays and my aligners don't feel as tight anymore.
My ortho said that there are actually 2-3 days of movement with each tray then there is plenty of time left for the bone to catch up. In my case I was told to wear each set of aligners for two weeks at a time. When you move your teeth you are breaking down bone and that bone needs time to regenerate.