Every set of aligners gently moves teeth closer to their proper position. Unlike metal braces which can be seen from a distance, Invisalign aligners are hard to see even when someone is up close. That’s why so many people refer to Invisalign aligners as invisible braces. Both teens and adults are eligible for Invisalign treatment.
Invisalign is a discreet, convenient and comfortable treatment option that makes it easy for you to fix your underbite without surgery. Before you call 209 NYC Dental for a consultation, take a few minutes to learn more about this condition and how Invisalign can be used to fix it. Call 212-355-2290 for Information about Invisalign for Underbite.

As I noted, a temporary anchorage device serves as this fixed anchor point instead. Depending on your needs, I may push or pull a tooth (or teeth) in a certain direction directly from the TAD. I can also use it to anchor a tooth in place so that it doesn’t move while your braces wire shifts its neighbors into place.

Symptoms of periodontitis can include: Swollen or puffy gums. Bright red, dark red or dark purple gums. Gums that feel tender when touched. Gums that bleed easily. A toothbrush that looks pink after brushing your teeth. Spitting out blood when brushing or flossing your teeth. Bad breath that won't go away. Orthodontists/dentists receive their training from Invisalign, and Invisalign is adamant that gum recession occurs due to the movement of teeth and not the trays being cut incorrectly. (Which is partially true, as gum recession is a natural part of the process, but gum recession will also occur due to repetitive trauma against the gums.) Is it easier to push teeth up, or pull them down with invisalign? Logic would say pushing them up as there is a constant pressure, but what do you all think? My first few sets of alligners (i'm on my 5th refinement trays) were mostly pulling my teeth down, but my teeth are obviously stubborn. The hopefully final set is to push teeth up, is it Can Invisalign push a tooth up into the bone or pull a tooth down? Dr. Lewandowski of Princess Center Dentistry in Scottsdale, Arizona answers this question
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Jen-o-cide • 4 yr. ago. Yep! Sometimes they don't go up all the way or if you have an attachment or power ridge they might not anyway! •. This happened to me on my first tray, I would say the aligner were ~1-2mm away from my gum line, I spoke to my ortho and he basically said it’s okay, and its so the aligner wouldn’t cut into my gums
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