Does it hurt to correct your teeth with invisible braces?

Nowadays, many people's teeth are not very straight, but the straightness of teeth directly affects other people's perception, so people hope that their teeth can become more beautiful. In order to make their teeth neater, many people choose to have braces. In addition to braces, more people choose invisible orthodontics, which looks more beautiful without brackets. So, does it hurt to correct your teeth with invisible braces?

Invisible braces, also known as bracketless braces, are a type of dental correction. Invisible bracketless orthodontics is popular because it does not require the wires and brackets used in traditional orthodontic procedures and does not affect aesthetics. This invisible orthodontic technology inherits the traditional dental and jaw deformity and is a perfect combination of computer-aided three-dimensional diagnosis, personalized design and digital molding technology.

So, is it completely painless to wear invisible braces for correction?

When you first wear invisible braces, your teeth will feel slightly sore and swollen, and you may not dare to bite hard objects. This is normal and it takes some time to adapt. It should be noted that this pain is not very painful and will not make you cover your cheeks. At this time, it depends on the individual's tolerance for pain. I suggest friends to adjust their mindset. If you keep thinking about it, it may amplify the feeling of pain.

When you first start wearing invisible braces, you need to take them off when brushing your teeth and eating. If the force control is not appropriate, your teeth will twist and feel a little painful. After a few days, this feeling disappeared, and sometimes I even forgot that I was having my teeth straightened.

It is normal to have short-term pain during orthodontic treatment. This is a normal reaction of the body tissue. When the teeth are subjected to this slight and continuous external force, the teeth themselves will not hurt, but the periodontal membrane will be crowded and pulled, which will cause pain. The pain usually does not last more than 10 days and is relieved in most people within 3 days.

Invisible orthodontics can correct teeth without others noticing. As time goes by, the teeth will gradually become smoother and have no impact on social interactions and work.