Metal Mouth Message Board

My treatment was 14 trays, but I think I could've managed double that if I had to. Any more though, and I'd have just gone with traditional braces. I love snacking too much!

It definitely increases the risk of cavities, but as long as you're sure to clean your teeth and trays after eating and drinking, you shouldn't have a problem.

My first tray gave me quite a sore throat, but no issues after that. I believe that Invisalign can, however, prolong colds and infections and that it's wise to disinfect your trays regularly while you're unwell.

I saw my Clincheck before my dentist accepted it, so was aware of how many attachments I'd have and where. Don't worry too much about the number, they're quite discreet - but I would reconsider having attachments on the front teeth as they can be more visible.

I'd like to echo the previous poster; it's important to remember that Invisalign is a product and the skill of your dentist will determine how well it works for you. It isn't the same everywhere, so it's important to pick an experienced provider. Also, teeth shift back regardless of whether you had ...

I found my first tray extremely painful - to the point where I wondered if it was worth it! But after that, the pain rarely bothered me and I got quite used to it. Don't let the pain put you off.

1) 28 weeks
2) £2500
3) Invisalign
4) Crowding, overbite, protruding teeth

Hello everybody! I started Invisalign in January 2014 and finished in July (14 trays/28 weeks treatment). I'm currently waiting for my retainer. When I was looking into getting Invisalign I spent a lot of time reading forums and blogs trying to learn as much as I could. I really wanted to give back ...