Will invisalign impact the soft tissue on my face?

Q. I would like to start invisalign treatment in order to straighten my teeth but am concerned that they will have an impact on the appearance of my face (i.e. the soft tissue), is this a possibility? Thank you,

A. Hello, The thin Invisalign aligner should not have any impact on you face, cheek or your lip. You might need a little time to get used to speak with the appliance but other than that it should not affect your everyday life. In most cases the appliance can be hardly noticed in patients.

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