Is it normal for teeth to feel sensitive after teeth shaving?

There are some cases where patients have had to wear braces more than once. If done correctly, it really doesn’t pose much harm to your teeth. The treatment options really depend on how big the gap is. Your options are: If gap is small, a removable retainer to close the gap first then a fixed retainer after If gap is bigger, you may need fixed braces or Invisalign You may have also fillings or veneers to close the gap but you will need aesthetic advice as this may make your teeth look ‘bigger’ than normal.

Most attachments are placed on the outside surfaces of the teeth and the inside of the upper front teeth (to make it invisible when you smile). You mentioned that your attachments are on the inside of the lower front teeth. This sometimes needs to be carried out for more specific reasons such as correcting your bite or jumping a bite. The best person to clarify this is with your Invisalign provider. I hope this helps. Good luck!