Most people wear a metal barbell in their tongue piercing but what if you need something different? The answer is often a plastic tongue ring – plastic tongue rings feel softer, won’t damage your teeth and are safe for X-rays and hospital.
Furthermore, how can I hide my tongue piercing?
In this regard, which tongue piercing is easier to hide? A tongue ring or tongue web piercing is actually pretty hard to notice unless your mouth is open wide. Staying conscious of covering your mouth when yawning or eating helps to make a tongue piercing harder to spot. Smiley, or scrumper, piercings are easy for most people to hide.
Consequently, can you have a tongue piercing with Invisalign?
A tongue piercing may hit the braces during talking or sleep, potentially damaging them. They can also interfere with tooth movement, making your orthodontic treatment less effective, potentially even causing gaps to form between the teeth. Tongue piercings can also interfere with retainers and Invisalign aligners.
