What might make me a poor candidate for aligners?+
Movements that are less predictable with trays, a concern that needs treating first, or difficulty wearing them consistently could all affect your answer.
Should I be worried if I’m told to get braces?+
No. Braces can give direct control over a broad range of movements, and they’re a common recommendation. Ask why they’re being suggested in your case.
Could I still try aligners against advice?+
Bring this up with the dentist, who can explain what would and wouldn’t be predictable. You’d want a full understanding of the reasons before deciding anything.
Can tooth or gum problems delay aligners?+
They can affect planning, because your teeth and gums are examined as part of the assessment. Ask what would need attention first, and in what order.
I’ve never kept up with a retainer. Is that a warning sign?+
It’s worth mentioning, because aligners and retainers both depend on consistent wear. It won’t decide the matter alone, but it does help frame the discussion.
What else is there if aligners aren’t suitable?+
Braces and combined approaches are possibilities, while some cosmetic concerns may be handled with other treatments. Your assessment will shape which are worth discussing.
How can someone in Park View learn whether trays would suit them?+
Request an assessment using the form, or phone (204) 338-3003. Your visit would happen at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.