Teeth Moving?

By Orthodontics Editor, on July 15th, 2009

i have large teeth and have been told by orthodontist the front two are being pushed forward….didn’t need him to tell me cos they hurting so much and i can see how they’ve moved back to how they were since i had my braces off 8 years ago ( i was bad and didn’t wear retainer).
i’m getting invisalign (invisablebraces) fitted in 2-3 months but how much will they move before then? noticeably? is there anything i can do to limit damage? have had two wisdom teeth taken out at the back (what started to much them forward) but they are still moving and it’s really getting to me! cannot bite sellotape now as teeth don’t fit together properly (not that biting sellotape is the reason i want teeth fixed!)
don’t need remedy for pain – am ok with this, more worried about the vanity aspect!!
can they move much in three months?

Invisalign   Moving, Teeth  

1 comment to Teeth Moving?

• LX

  July 15, 2009 at 5:53 pm

  No they wont move too much in that short a time.

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