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Black triangles caused by invisilign
by Lu305, Jun 18, 2008 09:12PM
I had invisilign to correct a minor crowding problem. It caused alot of damage. So I gave up on it.
It injured the interdental papilla and
caused my mouth to have black triangles holes all over.. In addition , my bite is off and the bottom teeth are now
hitting in between my two front teeth causing a big hole there which is very painful. I'm on pain killers daily.
my orthos response is that orthodontics is reversable and it will all go back to how it was. It's been 4 months and
it has not reversed itself ..The area that I'm most concerned with is the area between my two front teeth as it is
painful and I can see there is a hole in the gum ..what are my options? thank you ..
It injured the interdental papilla and
caused my mouth to have black triangles holes all over.. In addition , my bite is off and the bottom teeth are now
hitting in between my two front teeth causing a big hole there which is very painful. I'm on pain killers daily.
my orthos response is that orthodontics is reversable and it will all go back to how it was. It's been 4 months and
it has not reversed itself ..The area that I'm most concerned with is the area between my two front teeth as it is
painful and I can see there is a hole in the gum ..what are my options? thank you ..
Member Comments (1)
by scottma, Jun 18, 2008 11:02PM
To: lu305
Seeing a board certified orthodontist is advised.
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