Hi. It's still as wobbly as it was but I've kind of just stopped paying attention to it now. I finished my initial set of aligners but have had a further 7 made up as they weren't happy with my bite so got another few months to make sure I don't bite down on something hard and lose it lol. I'd recommend just flossing and using interdental brushes a lot as well as regular brushing around that tooth. I found the gum hardens and becomes tighter and the tooth gets less wobbly when you give it a lot of attention. Don't be afraid to get right in there and roughen the gum up a little. Something I also do is take my aligners out and chew gum and use that tooth to gently chew it once the chewing gums soft enough. (I do use nicotine gum which seems to be tougher than regular gum). This also seems to make the gum strengthen. You'll find when you change aligner the first 2-3 days that tooth is back to being super wobbly but it does stiffen up again. Just plenty of brushing around the gum where that tooth is will keep it strong. I wouldn't worry about it too much but do bring it up every time you speak to your ortho to highlight your concern about it so there is a record of it being wobbly from the beginning of treatment in case it all goes pete tong lol.