What are Chewies and how do we use them for clear aligners?

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What are Chewies and how do we use them?
We prescribe Chewies for patients to help their aligners fit perfectly over the teeth!
Our legendary Clinical Coordinator Elizabeth is here to show you what they are and how they work. Thank you, Lizzy!
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@tennisstarayaan6985 Год назад

Thank you! I had Invisalign for the lower teeth beforehand. Now I have my upper and I got these chewies and this video helped me on how to use the chewies.

@ColtRaids 2 года назад

I regret not wearing my retainers, hurts so bad trying to put them back on.

@Clodd30 6 месяцев назад

I have seen 3 videos describing how to use the chewies and I have gotten 3 different answers 😂. This one is completely different from the previous two. The first two had same methodology but different timing.

@GluckOrthodontics 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the message. This video is a few years old and we really aren't prescribing Chewies much these days. As long as patients wear their aligners all the time, and the treatment plan is designed properly by the orthodontist, we haven't found much of a need for Chewies. Good luck!

@johnmimist 3 года назад

You’re saying to do this while the aligners are on... how does the aligned actually move if it’s all molded plastic?

@GluckOrthodontics 3 года назад

Great question. The aligner is made out of a flexible plastic. It doesn’t “move” per se, rather the teeth move as the aligners change shape from one to the next.

@johnmimist 3 года назад

Gluck Orthodontics no I’m talking about the bight down, bight down on the thingy. How is that making it fit better if they’re molded.

@goblue2248 3 года назад

@@johnmimist Great question. As patients change their aligners from one to the next, there may be some "lag" in the actual tooth movement. If patients aren't wearing there aligners enough, that may also cause a lag in the movement as well. Using the Chewies provides more force to engage the aligner over the teeth.

@tonypanzarella9387 4 месяца назад

Apparently, it "seats" them. That is, it reduces and eliminates the vertical air gaps between the aligners and the tooth surfaces, which are especially prevalent when changing from one set of aligners to the next set in the sequence.