Can I get aligners if I’ve had gum disease?+
A previous diagnosis doesn’t answer the question by itself. The dentist needs to examine your current gums and root support before saying what’s advisable.
Might my gums need treatment first?+
They might, depending on your examination. The dentist can explain the reasons and how the order of treatment would work in your case.
My teeth drifted after gum problems. Can trays move them back?+
Drifting is something to have looked at before making any plan. Ask what caused the change, and whether an aligner movement is appropriate for your situation.
Are removable trays easier on gums than brackets?+
Being able to take trays out does make brushing and cleaning between teeth simpler. Your own results will still rest on your daily habits and gum condition.
Will moving my teeth cause recession?+
Raise that concern with the dentist, who can look at your tissues and explain what your plan might mean. No one can answer that well without examining you.
How do Rivercrest residents arrange a gum and bite check?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or fill out the form, and note any gum treatment you’ve had. The clinic will then contact you to set up your visit.