“Invisible braces” are medically known as invisible braces without brackets. Attachments that fall out should generally be reviewed in a timely manner, and the orthodontist should re-bond the attachments to continue the invisible braces process.
Invisible braces generally do not need to bond the brackets, but through some attachments to complete the treatment. Attachments are conventional aids to invisible braces and generally refer to resin blocks of specific shapes and sizes.
Clinically, the orthodontist will bond the resin blocks and other attachments to a specific position on the tooth surface to perform the function of increasing the retention of the aligners and making the teeth move. Attachments play an important role in Invisalign.
Once the attachments fall off, the Invisalign aligners will not be able to perform their normal orthodontic function and require timely follow-ups by the orthodontist to re-install the attachments before the orthodontic process can continue.
Those who have orthodontic needs should consult the doctor in time, complete the examination, and have the professional orthodontist design the appropriate orthodontic method according to the patient’s personal specific conditions and carry out standardized orthodontic treatment, so as to avoid delaying the condition.