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Inman Aligner and drinking red wine

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  1. 07-22-2009, 07:52 PM #1
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    Question Inman Aligner and drinking red wine

    is it ok for me to drink red wine with the Inman Aligner in...I just got it today it hurts, I can't talk, but I want to drink my red wine tonight..will it stain my Inman Aligner? Can I it it out while I drink and then put it back in later or is it better to drink while wearing it?

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  2. 07-22-2009, 08:43 PM #2
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    It should be fine!
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    How are you getting on with it now? Are you seeing any movement so far? You got it 2 days after me, so it woulod be interesting to see how each other is getting on and how long it takes?
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    I would personally remove your Inman Aligner to drink red wine just in case it does cause any staining. You can remove your Inman Aligner for 4-5 hours a day so as long as you are not comsuming wine for longer than this I think it would be safe to remove it.
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