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09-14-2009, 07:51 PM

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gum irritation

I got an aligner 3 days ago - I notice that it has caused a little irritation on my gum (tongue side) on the lower right side (as if rubbing). When I remove it, I can feel the imprint of the aligner on the gum. One little 'spot' is white and it is quite sore. Is this a normal problem that I will get used to given time?

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Hi

I would recommend you see your dentist so he can adjust the area which is causing this soreness.

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10-08-2009, 01:37 PM

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Don't worry for this

Hi,

I was facing same problem and i was afraid from this problem. Dr. Sepehrara suggest you right for this problem.

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