Hi, I have a 12 year old and 15 yo who are wrapping up the invisaline process and i have been wondering about something very similiar to this. i'm very uncomfortable with the idea that at the end their mouth becomes "locked" into place with a retainer. My daughter has a canine that is sitting well up into her gum line. my son just has teeth that overlap and could potentially chip because the upper does not overlap over the bottom properly. Is there a follow-up article to this that explains the process? Or is it simply a path of moving through the myobrace, etc? Thx
And i dont buy into the Myobrace line of appliances at all. That is either marketing bs or they dont understand how the soft tissue actually works.. because all you need is a single appliance for any condition. And no need to 'graduate' thru appliances as they like to say.
Hi, I have a 12 year old and 15 yo who are wrapping up the invisaline process and i have been wondering about something very similiar to this. i'm very uncomfortable with the idea that at the end their mouth becomes "locked" into place with a retainer. My daughter has a canine that is sitting well up into her gum line. my son just has teeth that overlap and could potentially chip because the upper does not overlap over the bottom properly. Is there a follow-up article to this that explains the process? Or is it simply a path of moving through the myobrace, etc? Thx
i would recommend taking off the retainer and putting them on a simple rubber mouthguard. I have the Reviv One but Myobrace does the same thing.
I talk about the options here: https://reviv.substack.com/p/how-to-solve-the-problem
And i dont buy into the Myobrace line of appliances at all. That is either marketing bs or they dont understand how the soft tissue actually works.. because all you need is a single appliance for any condition. And no need to 'graduate' thru appliances as they like to say.