CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE. CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE MY INVISALIGN Dr Rosalind Peart And it has been very interesting. I am reminded of the discipline it takes to wear your aligners 22 out of 24 hours minimum. Removing them to eat, cleaning them and putting them back in asap and as difficult as my job might become at times it's never not being able to randomly snack! At first if I went to eat out I would dash to the bathroom to remove them now I have to admit I've It's all very well delivering treatment to other people but it's always interesting to be on the receiving end. In fact i often say to my patient's that on a par with their experience. Beautiful facial aesthetics is very much a passion of mine developed a great technique and can flick them out in a jiffy. and one way of trying to fulfil that is adult orthodontics and None of the other patrons appear to have been unduly more specifically Invisalign. I've talked about this in the past when one of my staff members became a patient and I will one day fill you in on how that has gone. I decided that it was time I joined the party and had my own relapsed orthodontic treatment corrected. So off I went to my friend Randal McAlister who is a very experienced Invisalign clinician and asked him to take my wonky dentition in hand, or in clear aligner rather. traumatized by my actions. It's not as bad as my Uncle Arthur who used to flop his upper partial denture in and out just to see the horror on our faces. That's my theory anyway. Week 4 now and l'm beginning to notice my protruding front tooth slowly getting back in line. I shall soon be as fabulous as I was at age 16! One can dream can't we 9A Anzac Street I (Opposite New World) I Tel: 07 8275079 I www.cambridgedental.co.nz CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE. CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE MY INVISALIGN Dr Rosalind Peart And it has been very interesting. I am reminded of the discipline it takes to wear your aligners 22 out of 24 hours minimum. Removing them to eat, cleaning them and putting them back in asap and as difficult as my job might become at times it's never not being able to randomly snack! At first if I went to eat out I would dash to the bathroom to remove them now I have to admit I've It's all very well delivering treatment to other people but it's always interesting to be on the receiving end. In fact i often say to my patient's that on a par with their experience. Beautiful facial aesthetics is very much a passion of mine developed a great technique and can flick them out in a jiffy. and one way of trying to fulfil that is adult orthodontics and None of the other patrons appear to have been unduly more specifically Invisalign. I've talked about this in the past when one of my staff members became a patient and I will one day fill you in on how that has gone. I decided that it was time I joined the party and had my own relapsed orthodontic treatment corrected. So off I went to my friend Randal McAlister who is a very experienced Invisalign clinician and asked him to take my wonky dentition in hand, or in clear aligner rather. traumatized by my actions. It's not as bad as my Uncle Arthur who used to flop his upper partial denture in and out just to see the horror on our faces. That's my theory anyway. Week 4 now and l'm beginning to notice my protruding front tooth slowly getting back in line. I shall soon be as fabulous as I was at age 16! One can dream can't we 9A Anzac Street I (Opposite New World) I Tel: 07 8275079 I www.cambridgedental.co.nz