
Why Composite Attachments Feel Abrasive to Your Soft Tissues on Day One of Aligners
Learn why composite aligner attachments feel rough on soft tissues on day one, what causes the sensation, and how to manage it safely during treatment.
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Learn why composite aligner attachments feel rough on soft tissues on day one, what causes the sensation, and how to manage it safely during treatment.

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