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Aligners with Crowns and Veneers Why Teeth Stop Moving Risks and Solutions

Do you have aligners and a crown or veneers and one tooth suddenly refuses to follow the plan. This video explains why restored teeth can lose aligner grip, why trays may not seat fully, and how this can create real risks if you push through blindly. You will learn the warning signs of tracking failure, the most common causes like weak attachment bonding on ceramic, surface friction changes, bite interference, and scan mismatch, plus the risks to watch for including chipping, cracked restorations, overload, bad contacts, food trapping, and black triangles near the gums. Then we break down what skilled orthodontists typically do to fix it such as attachment changes, staged movements, refinements, bite adjustment, IPR, and in some cases planning restoration updates after orthodontics. Educational only, not medical advice. If you have strong pain, swelling, a loose crown, or a new bite that feels wrong, book a dental visit.