''No, Invisalign doesn't directly cause gum recession, but it can contribute if you have pre-existing gum disease, poor oral hygiene (plaque buildup), aggressive brushing, or ill-fitting aligners, leading to inflammation or uneven pressure that exposes tooth roots'' from google ai Yes, gum recession often involves bone recession because the gum tissue attaches to the underlying bone, so when the gum pulls back, the supporting bone usually recedes too, leading to exposed roots, tooth sensitivity, and potential tooth instability. pls just tell me I'm a idiot and can stop worrying about this
