March 14...
I never really thought I'd have issues with claustrophobia -until I had Invisalign trays inserted in both my upper and lower teeth.
Sometimes the waves of anxiety rise and fall, but when they rise, I just want to yank these suckers out. Ever see your dog pull at the bandages after getting stitches because he got into something stupid? That's how I feel.
After 2 days, I'm learning how much I don't like taking out the bottom trays -they smart, bringing tears to my eyes. However, sleeping is proving beneficial -I'm not chewing, gnashing, or otherwise pulling on the trays. Perhaps I'll sleep thru the rest of the year when the Invisalign comes to term.
I'm a big baby when it comes to pain and thought I had a pretty good pain threshold, but I also know I'm not big on anyone playing in my mouth.
Ahh, the price of vanity. Okay, it's not vanity, it's actually a medical necessity at this point, but I'd like to think that I'm a diva awaiting her closeup after the full treatment.
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EC, it's very unfortunate that you're experiencing some pain with your invisalign. Most dental web site, marketing such products allow re-adjustments of the trays to lessen the patient's inconvenience.
Invisalign is a famous dental treatment because of its excellent design. Dental experts recommend such procedures since it is custom made and very comfortable.
I really hope that adjustments can still be done to help you. Hoping for the best. Good luck!
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