How painful can invisalign get?

[swisschris101]

I had to post something within 12 hours or else this account would be seen as spam

[invizzlerizzle]

it's nothing to fear.

Its like after a workout and your body is sore. To some that's a good thing, physically and mentally proves that somethings moving, however once the trays settle no pain doesn't mean its not working.

[inkygirl]

I'm about 2/3 way through my trays and so far, I've found that there is often a bit of soreness in some parts of my gums a day or two after I put in a set of new trays. The soreness is more like a sore muscle rather than "get this out of my mouth" pain, though. I only experienced severe soreness with one set of trays, and that was only in one spot in my gums and it lasted a couple of days. It helps if you put in the new trays at bedtime and take a Tylenol.

Like invizzlerizzle said above, I actually welcome the bit of soreness because it means that things are moving around.

What also helps: looking in the mirror and seeing how much my bite has improved -- totally makes any soreness worth it!

[OccludedCarl]

Traditional braces are usually much more painful.

[liner]

Really no pain.
I am on aligner 50 so I think I am an authority now.
Only slight pressure, but pain, no.
Easier than I thought.

[Speck]

Second set of aligners now and little pain in the process.

Well, except in the wallet.