Invisalign is a virtually invisible solution, so you can smile both during treatment and after. In fact, almost no one will know you’re wearing it unless you tell. By using the series of clear, removable aligners, Invisalign straightens your teeth right before your eyes. Change them about every two weeks and your teeth will move – little by little – toward the smile you’ve always wanted.
Invisalign is comfortable to wear and east to live with. You visit your doctor every month or two to check your progression and get new aligners. Average treatment time is only six to eighteen months because the aligners are removable, you can continue to eat your favorite foods. And you can brush and floss normally to keep your teeth and gums healthy.
Since your aligners are custom made for you, they’re comfortable to wear. You can also take off your aligners whenever you want, so there’s no worry when you play sports or an instrument or horse around with friends. Just as important, you can eat all your favorite foods and brush and floss without a problem. Put the aligners back on when you’re done and you’re good to go.
Hygienic advantages of Invisalign
The betterment of your gum health The foodie freedom No irritating metal in your mouth |
Q: Does Invisalign really work?
A: Yes. In orthodontic and dental practices worldwide, Invisalign has been effective at straightening teeth. Hundreds of thousands of patients with a wide range of dental challenges have been treated with Invisalign.
Q: How does Invisalign Work?
A: Invisalign uses 3-D computer imaging technology to map the complete treatment from start to finish. From this plan, a series of custom-made aligners unique to your treatment is produced. Each Aligner is worn for about two weeks, and is then replaced by the next aligner. Gradually the teeth move towards their final position.
Q: How much does Invisalign cost?
A: Fortunately, the Invisalign system is often similar in price to traditional braces. Because treatment costs vary from patient to patient, the cost of your treatment will be determined during your initial consultation with a trained Invisalign provider.