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FAQs
Invisalign
What if I Lose or Break an Aligner?
If you lose or break an aligner, contact your Invisalign doctor right away. They may advise switching to the next set of aligners or ordering a replacement.
Can I eat with Invisalign aligners on?
No, it’s best to remove your Invisalign aligners before eating. Eating with them in can damage the aligners and trap food particles that can cause bacteria growth and staining.
Can I drink with Invisalign?
Water is the only beverage you can drink with Invisalign. You can drink water with your aligners in but not coffee, tea or sugary drinks. These can stain your aligners and teeth and certain beverages may even cause damage or discomfort.
Can I drink alcohol with Invisalign?
Alcohol should be avoided while wearing your aligners. They can stain both your aligners and teeth and alcohol may contribute to tooth decay if consumed with the aligners in.
Can I smoke with Invisalign?
Alcohol should be avoided while wearing your aligners. They can stain both your aligners and teeth and alcohol may contribute to tooth decay if consumed with the aligners in.
Can I chew gum with Invisalign?
Best to avoid chewing gum while wearing Invisalign. Gum can stick to the aligners making them hard to clean and potentially damage them. Always remove your aligners before chewing gum.
Can I get Invisalign on the NHS?
Typically, Invisalign is not available on the NHS as it’s a cosmetic treatment. However, if your dental issues are medically significant your dentist may help you explore options.
Can I vape with Invisalign?
Vaping with Invisalign is not recommended. The vapor can cause staining and may damage the aligners. Always remove your aligners before vaping.
Can I get Invisalign with a crown?
You can still use Invisalign with a crown as long as the crown is properly fitted. Your orthodontist will ensure the aligners work around the crown and move your natural teeth effectively.
Can I get Invisalign with a missing tooth?
Yes, you can get Invisalign with a missing tooth. Depending on your treatment plan your orthodontist may recommend dental implants or other solutions to align the surrounding teeth.
Dental Implants
How is an implant placed and how long does it take?
After scans and any bone grafting, your surgeon numbs your mouth, fits the implant post into the jaw, then closes the gum. Allow three to six months for healing before attaching the final tooth, so the total process takes about six to twelve months.
What to eat after getting dental implants?
After surgery stick to soft foods and cool drinks for a few days, then resume normal eating. Avoid very hard or sticky foods on new crowns, limit tobacco and heavy alcohol, and maintain a balanced diet for overall oral health.
What is the healing process after getting dental implants like?
Expect mild swelling, bruising and soreness for a few days, managed with over-the-counter pain relief. You’ll eat soft foods, avoid smoking and hot drinks for 24 to 48 hours, rinse gently with mouthwash, and have stitches removed after about a week.
Are dental implants painful?
You feel no pain during surgery thanks to local anaesthetic, only pressure or vibration. Any postoperative discomfort is usually mild and short-lived, controlled with simple painkillers.
What are the risks of getting dental implants?
Short-term risks include bleeding, swelling or infection at the site, and rare nerve or sinus issues. Long-term risks are implant failure or gum infection (peri-implantitis), though success rates exceed 90 percent with expert dental team and good care.
How long do dental implants last?
With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, dental implants often last 10 to 20 years or more. The crown or bridge on top may need occasional repair or replacement.
Do I need a bone graft or sinus lift?
If your jawbone is too thin or low, a graft may be needed before or at the time of implant placement. In the upper back jaw, a sinus lift raises the sinus floor and adds bone for stability. Your dentist will assess your case and let you know if any of these procedures are necessary.
What types of dental implant treatments are there?
Options include single-tooth dental implants, implant-supported bridges, implant-retained dentures and full-arch solutions such as All-on-4, where multiple dental implants support a fixed set of teeth often placed in one visit.
What alternatives exist for dental implants?
Other options are traditional bridges, removable dentures, resin-bonded bridges or doing nothing. Bridges and dentures are cheaper and commonly NHS-funded but do not prevent bone loss under the gap.
How do I care for my dental implants?
Brush twice daily, use interdental brushes or floss threaders around the implant, and attend professional cleanings every three to six months. Good hygiene prevents infections and extends implant life.