How many days can I go without wearing invisible braces? I recently had my teeth extracted

As for the question "How many days can you go without wearing invisible braces at most?", first of all, it depends on what kind of braces you are wearing. If you have continuous braces, meaning you wear them 24 hours a day, you can theoretically stop wearing them at any time, but this is generally not recommended. Because tooth movement requires continuous correction, if you stop wearing it suddenly, the correction effect and time may be affected.

If you have recently had a tooth extracted, your dentist may recommend that you stop wearing it for a while. Because after tooth extraction, the teeth and mouth need a period of time to recover, which usually takes about 1 to 2 weeks. During this period, it is not recommended to perform any dental correction to avoid increasing the burden on the oral cavity or causing problems such as infection.

If you are referring to removable invisible braces, that is, braces that need to be removed and worn by yourself every day, then it is usually recommended to wear them for enough time every day to ensure the corrective effect. If you need to stop wearing them temporarily, such as traveling or working, you can take off the braces yourself, but it is best not to exceed a day or two. Not wearing braces for a long time may affect the progress and effect of orthodontic treatment, so it is best to wear them according to the doctor's recommendations.

As for how many days you can go without wearing invisible braces, the specific situation will depend on the type of braces you wear and the treatment plan. If you have any questions or special circumstances, it is best to seek the advice of your dentist. At the same time, you should also pay attention to maintaining oral hygiene and avoid eating foods that are too hard, sticky or sweet to avoid unnecessary burden or damage to your teeth and mouth.