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Eating out at your favorite restaurant with Invisalign can be fun, but it is still essential to be prepared for the best experience. While you can remove your Invisalign to eat and drink, unlike traditional metal braces, there are a few things you still need to know about eating out with Invisalign.
When you remove your aligners, you may need to use your tray removal tool, and you will also want to have your Invisalign case handy, along with mouthwash, a travel-size toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss.
This will come in handy to keep your aligners safe while providing you with the tools you need to freshen your smile before placing your aligners back in.
Removing your aligners can be difficult and may require the use of your tray removal tool. When they are removed, there may be strings of saliva on them, which is not appetizing to others. It is recommended that you excuse yourself to the restroom prior to eating, where you can remove your aligners and place them for safekeeping in your case.
After enjoying your favorite meals and drinks, take your aligners and oral hygiene kit to the restroom. Brush and floss your teeth to ensure you have removed all food particles and place your aligners back in your mouth. This will help prevent bacteria from growing and causing decay and cavities while you wear your aligners.
While there are no dietary restrictions when using Invisalign, there are some food and drinks to avoid for good oral health, including:
If you are ready to straighten your smile with the discreet, nearly invisible Invisalign system, Severns Dentistry & Orthodontics can help! We offer Invisalign® and Invisalign® Teen systems to help you achieve the smile of your dreams. Contact us today to learn more!
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Upon graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Severns specialized in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. She then did an externship in London, England, at the prestigious Guy’s Hospital. At this hospital, she learned top therapies in Dentofacial Orthopedics to provide her patients with the best possible facial esthetics.
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