Can the tray form to people who don't have straight teeth? I have some overcrowding/snaggletooth.
391470
Yes the forms are pretty flexible when you heat them up, my teeth are not perfect and they fit well.
391471
Yes, the trays are dipped in hot water and then sucked around the teeth. BUT I would recommend you do not buy this product because the makers have flooded Amazon with fake reviews.
1995030
yes, raised lip throughout entire circumference of the tray. It is NOT just one flat surface.
740937
I think it would be a tight fit if at all with the tray. Without the tray may work
852105
Unfortunately it does not allow to adjust the tray. My wife also has a similar issue and we were disappointed to learn no adjustment was possible.
2036473
JNO,The trays are held on with 2 thumb screws on the back side. These can be loosened up to allow you to get underneath the tray.Than you!
485808
I can't advise as I have about a 4" face in front of the desk that I did not alter. I can say that even with this I can get the tray almost even with the top of the desk. That is the best I can offer for a reply.
362645
Maybe...If you press, rub lightly over the tooth surfaces and hold in place for 10-15 seconds the strip may conform to the irregular surfaces. They seem to hold in place well and even are hard to remove if left in too long. Trays may be a better solution.
613979
Very doubtful. Way too thick and the guard tens to slip around anyway. From the invisalugn users I've known I should think that appliance alone would suffice. Should be okay, not great, when you no longer wear the braces.
472276
Only place your teeth touch are side. Helps if you have the top/bottoms to hold in place
1597957
I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
1848484
O'h dear.There is nothing I can find on the package that says anything about invisalign trays. I have an idea it might be too strong. The best person to ask is your dentist. I would hate to see them ruined. Sorry
610737
The mold fits on the top teeth and protects both top and bottom. I would think that you the me on the bottom teeth if you wanted to fit the bottom . But I would ask the manufacturer
1916070
The tray can be adjusted however you wish- they are clasps that clip onto the sides. However, it still leaves a LOT of room between the child and the tray. More food in lap than in mouth, not recommended.
158281
I think it's the way your mouth guards are formed. If you did them on your own like I did, mine are uneven. It's not so easy to put them in hot water and then put them in your mouth to form them, consequently they do not fit to your teeth properly.
1197667
no not really...maybe if you put a tray inside first for balance...but I still love it...
286721
Yes, mine is also very slack. If the tray goes a little to the right or left, it fall off the tracks. You have to slide it in right in the middle and it stays. It should have been built just a shade wider for a perfect fit.
395433
No, unfortunately, without deforming the shape of it. I would look for another insert if you use a battery grip.