How Does Invisalign Work?
If your teeth are crowded, unevenly spaced, or have shifted, Invisalign “invisible” braces can help straighten your teeth and give you the smile you want.
It consists of series of computer programmed custom-made clear aligners that fit tightly on your teeth and move them to the pre-planned positions. The aligners are changed every 7-14 days til your treatment is complete.
When we are happy with the final positions, we will make and provide you with some form of retainers to maintain positions.
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What is Invisalign?
Invisalign is a type of clear, remmoveable aligner system. It is the least noticeable way to straighten your teeth without having anyone know you’re wearing metal braces.
Invisalign is a great alternative to traditional metal braces. It is an innovative system that uses a series of clear, custom-made, removable aligners to gradually move teeth into desired positions.
Benefits of Invisalign
Benefits of Invisalign: It’s clear — Invisalign aligners are transparent, which means you can smile in public without worrying about people staring at your teeth.
It’s discreet and convenient — Invisalign fits into your life. It’s easy to remove and clean and then put back in.
The aligners/retainers are made of a smooth, comfortable, BPA-free plastic.
Invisalign is the clear choice for straighening your teeth.
- Clear, removable, and comfortable orthodontic treatment;
- Virtually invisible;
- Are removed only to eat, drink, brush and floss;
- The Invisalign system is customized for each person.
Top Treatments
- General Dentistry
- Preventative Dentistry
- Cosmetic Dentist
- Teeth Straightening
- Missing Teeth
- Restorative Dentistry
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What are the conditions that Invisalign can treat?
Invisalign can treat a wide variety of cases, predictably.
It can improve:
- Most crowding scenarios;
- Most spacing scenarios;
- Mild to moderate overbite corrections;
- Mild to moderate overjet corrections;
- Mild to moderate Rotation issues;
- Some Bite issues.
In some severe cases, it is important to seek advice and treatment from an Orthodontist. We will advise you if this is necessary.
