With â¤Invisalign, vertical???? teeth movement ârefers to the gentle shifting â¤of âteeth???? in an up or down â¤direction.⣠This particular movement âis crucial???? for âachieving the â˘ideal???? alignment⣠of your teeth and bite.????
Colliding Teeth. Sometimes, Invisalign trays can cause your teeth to bump into each other. This can negatively affect your alignersâ ability to track with your teeth. To fix this, your orthodontist may perform an interproximal reduction or IPR. This procedure gives your teeth more room to move in accordance with your treatment plan. In most cases, yes. Invisalign is a versatile treatment that can correct a wide range of teeth and jaw misalignments. However, your dentist or orthodontist may still recommend braces for certain rare midline cases. This is because midline shifts often stem from an underlying issue. Some of these issues are minor, like simple crowding or missing Invisalign canât be used for âextrusionâ and âintrusion,â meaning it canât be used to provide very much vertical force and to move the teeth up or down in the mouth. It may be possible to raise or lower teeth slightly, but if your teeth need to be moved a lot, braces may be more appropriate. Invisalign aligners are not painful, but they are moving and realigning your teeth which may feel sore and uncomfortable at some point. All orthodontic treatments can cause pain due to the fact that your teeth are being pressured to move. However, if we look at studies, Invisalign aligners are typically less painful than fixed appliances. These systems use a series of clear plastic aligners, usually changed every two weeks, to move your teeth in small increments. Treatment with Invisalign for crowded front teeth can be over reasonably quickly; the Invisalign Express system is designed for mild alignment problems and typically takes 6-8 months. How Quickly Do Aligners Move Teeth? Aligners can move teeth up to .25 mm with each new tray. This means that it is possible for teeth to move .25 mm every time a tray is changed which is normally every two weeks. Orthodontists may recommend slightly slower treatment times in order to reduce any discomfort. 85uxh.