Braces often flatten the natural "curve of spee" in your mouth, triggering a slow-motion structural collapse that continues years after treatment. Reviv works by gradually restoring this curve and adding proper vertical height between your teeth without locking them in place.

This allows your skull to naturally "reinflate" and your facial structure to progressively improve. The process works regardless of how long ago you had braces, as it addresses the fundamental biomechanical imbalance created by orthodontic work.

Reviv can help with many post-braces issues including facial asymmetry, diminished jawline, neck and back pain, TMJ problems, sleep issues, brain fog, decreased energy, mood swings, and even various health conditions that emerged after orthodontic work.

Many users report improvements in areas they didn't initially connect to their braces, as the biomechanical collapse triggered by orthodontics affects the entire body system, not just dental alignment.

No. Reviv isn't designed to move teeth back to their pre-braces position. Instead, it works to restore the proper biomechanical relationship between your jaw, skull, and spine while maintaining dental alignment.

The goal is to keep the aesthetic benefits of straight teeth while reversing the structural damage caused by the flattening of the curve of spee and loss of vertical height. Your teeth should remain aligned as your overall structure improves if you are disciplined about wearing the Reviv every night and 2-3 hours during the day.

Absolutely. Clear aligners like Invisalign cause the same fundamental biomechanical problems as traditional braces - sometimes even more severely.

They flatten the curve of spee and alter your natural occlusion, triggering the same collapse process. Reviv works equally well for reversing damage from any type of orthodontic treatment, including clear aligners, traditional braces, and even extractions, by addressing the root biomechanical cause rather than just the symptoms.