Bruxism—clenching or grinding—raises an important question: can you still do Invisalign? Often yes, but it requires a more careful plan. Bruxism increases bite forces, which can affect tracking, wear on attachments, and long-term stability if bite is not balanced. The goal is to align teeth while managing overload risk.
At MilimDental, Dr. Begüm Ulaşan (orthodontist / orthodontic specialist) evaluates wear patterns, jaw comfort, and bite contacts before choosing aligners vs braces. Aligners can act as a protective barrier, but they don’t “cure” bruxism. In deep bite or heavy-force cases, braces may provide more predictable control, or a staged approach may be recommended.
Key elements include close monitoring, bite adjustments when needed, and a strong retention plan after treatment. Many patients also benefit from a protective night guard after orthodontics, depending on stability and symptoms. Bruxism doesn’t automatically exclude Invisalign—specialist planning and follow-up are what make it safe and predictable.
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