How do I get rid of SureSmile?

Removing your aligners:
Gently grasp the edge of your aligner near the back of your mouth and pull away from your gumline. Be gentle: Using excessive force may damage your aligner. Using your fingers is the best technique.
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How do I remove SureSmile?

Once your aligner is in the correct position, simply use your fingers to push against the plastic and the aligner will click into place. When removing your SureSmile® aligner, always use your index fingernails to pull downwards on the back of the aligner. To remove the lower, use your thumbs and push up.
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Is SureSmile faster than Invisalign?

Because of its customized fit, SureSmile aligners can straighten your teeth quicker than Invisalign. It is also more comfortable and less painful because it does not need many adjustments.
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Is SureSmile invisible?

SureSmile Aligners Are Made For Comfort

Using high-quality plastics allows patients to have aligners that are comfortable to wear, extremely customizable, and nearly invisible.
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Can aligners damage gums?

Aligners worn over an extended period can severely affect gum health thereby resulting in concerns like periodontitis and gingivitis. One study done on aligners reported that aligners may lead to the weakening of tooth roots which may cause slow resorption of the dental roots over some time.
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What makes the SureSmile Clear Aligner system so different?



Why are my Invisalign so hard to remove?

If there is an attachment then the aligner can be harder to remove. Start by lifting off the easier bits and get to those bits last. In those areas hook your fingernails under the edge of the aligner and lift it up and over the attachment or any difficult area.
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How long do you have to wear SureSmile?

SureSmile has been shown to straighten teeth in 40% less time than conventional orthodontics. For example, treatments estimated to take two years with traditional orthodontics may take only 12 to 15 months using SureSmile. A number of factors can affect treatment time and your actual length of treatment may vary.
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How often do you change SureSmile aligners?

SureSmile aligners change roughly every two weeks. Since SureSmile uses a series of aligners to shift your teeth, you'll need to change to a new set of aligners regularly. Your treatment plan will be customized for you, so it may look a little different from other people's treatment plans.
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Who is SureSmile?

SureSmile is a type of customized orthodontic arch wires used by orthodontists to straighten teeth. The technique utilises 3-D imaging, treatment planning software and a robot to create the wires.
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Can you drink coffee with SureSmile?

Do not wear aligners when drinking hot, sweet or colored liquids, like red wine. Hot liquids like coffee or soup can result in melted or distorted aligners. One exception – you can leave your SureSmile aligners in to drink plain, unflavored, non-sugared cool water.
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Can SureSmile correct overbite?

Crowded teeth, overbites, underbites, and gapped teeth all can be corrected through SureSmile®.
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Does SureSmile use attachments?

How Does SureSmile Work? We use 3D digital modeling software to create detailed images of your teeth. This allows us to make corrections to your teeth and bite, placing small, tooth-colored attachments where necessary.
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Do Invisalign attachments damage teeth?

Attachments are adhered to specific teeth and used for certain types of movements like rotations, extrusions, or intrusions. Attachments will not damage your tooth enamel or put you at risk for tooth loss or decay.
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Why arent my teeth straight after Invisalign?

It's normal for your teeth to slightly shift after having your Invisalign braces removed or once you stop wearing Invisalign. This is the result of everyday wear and tear on your teeth as you bite down, chew, swallow, and speak.
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How do you remove Invisalign buttons at home?

The most common methods to remove orthodontic resin are the use of orthodontic adhesive removal pliers for removing the bulk and then the use of the finishing burs/polishing burs to clean up any residue. With the pliers, dentists can remove the bulk of each attachment in approximately 2 secs—squeeze and it pops off.
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Does SureSmile hurt?

One thing that may stand out when comparing SureSmile pros and cons is SureSmile braces tend to be less painful. The main reason is that you don't need nearly as many adjustments. After all, if someone's not digging around in your mouth moving wires around, you'll have less pain.
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Can you stop Invisalign treatment early?

To help people enjoy faster results, Align Technology, the makers of Invisalign, have announced that many people may be able to cut their treatment time in half, simply by wearing their aligners for half the time, at the discretion of their dentist.
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Should taking off Invisalign hurt?

Invisalign Hurts to take off

Placing and removing Invisalign trays is something that you need to do frequently. Initially the trays can be very tight. In addition, the teeth can be sore as they move – which makes placing and removing the trays painful.
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Do your gums grow back after Invisalign?

Unfortunately, no. Once the gum tissue has pulled back and away from the teeth, it's gone for good. According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, it's just not possible for the gums to grow back.
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Do gums grow back?

While your gums won't grow back on their own, surgical treatment can be used to replace the missing tissue, and restore both your appearance and your oral health. Gum grafting involves taking soft tissue from another part of the mouth and grafting it onto your gums.
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Do aligners weaken teeth?

Can Invisalign Damage Teeth? Yes, Invisalign can damage your teeth – however, this is mostly if proper instructions have not been followed regarding your invisible braces. Invisalign is not painless, it's pretty common for your teeth to feel sore and uncomfortable – especially after a new, tightened set.
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Are Invisalign and smile direct the same?

The difference being, Invisalign offers in-person treatment, while Smile Direct Club offers remote treatment. Both treatments correct the cosmetics of your smile, and with Smile Direct Club, they can correct some bite issues too. With Invisalign, you can treat most bite cases as well as any severely misaligned teeth.
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How expensive is Invisalign?

The Invisalign® system represents outstanding value and often requires less visits than old style metal braces. Invisalign costs and prices over the entire course of the treatment can vary from NZ$3000 through to $11000 or more depending on many different factors.
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