Yes, teeth always move back to their prior position (especially in adulthood) if you don't put in your retainer every night. My mother is a dentist.
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Aneka
Aneka
I've forgotten about it too, for a while. Against mother's advice being my stubborn self I started wearing the old retainer again. It didn't fit in properly anymore and hurt, but after two weeks it fit again without trouble and my teeth moved back. I only had one rotated tooth though and some teeth stood a bit close together.
Don't try this though!
I strongly advice against it.
Don't try this though!
I strongly advice against it.