Could a person still get invisalign, even though they have a lot of pits, some are deep pits in teeth? pits are due to severe grinding of teeth.

Possibly: Seek out a dentist that is trained to use the invisalign system. Not all orthodontic problems can be treated with invisalign and not all patients that have problems that can be solved with invisalign are candidate for using it. Also, be prepared that other treatments (like restoring the pitting) may be needed before you can begin invisalign treatment.

Invisalign: Absolutey. Just make sure none of the pits have true cavaties.

Needs further eval: If you are developing pits due to grinding there is something else going on. Grinding generally leave flat polished surfaces. Pitting may be due to exposed dentin being chemically eroded, either by acidic food or drink. It is not unusual for stomach acid regurgitation to cause this. Look for a highly trained dentist/specialist that can help you identify the underlying problem before invisalign.

Yes.: Yes, it is still possible for you to wear clear aligner trays.

Maybe...: Not sure what you mean by pits. Grinding usually does not result in pits. Invisalign can be a good treatment for grinders because your teeth are protected by the aligners. However, invisalign is not for everyone and only your dentist can determine if it is right for you.

Invisalign?: Pits? Are you referring to the multiple small erosions in dentin when the enamel cusp tips are worn away from bruxism? First consider addressing the bruxism problem. Secondly discuss possible composite bonding to repair lost tooth structure. Finally speak to an orthodontist concerning your options, of which invisalign is one. Have your own dentist formulate a comprehensive plan for you.

Possible: Without seeing your teeth, it's too hard to tell. Discuss your concerns and options with an orthodontist.

Yes: You should be able to have invisalign. The dentist bonds some tooth colored material to the outer surface of the tooth that helps hold the trays in. You may need a occlusal guard after treatment to prevent further wear on your teeth.

This is the pits: Severe grinding causing damage to teeth. Severe grinding would probably also destroy clear aligner trays. Why do you grind? Is it just teeth that are maligned or both teeth and jaws. You have a complex problem. Make sure you see a fully qualified orthodontic specialist for full evaluation and rx planning.

Grind thru trays: You may grind through the Invisalign trays. Complex case. Make sure you are managed by board certified orthdontist.