Straighten Your Smile with Invisible Braces at Dentalist

Discreet and Virtually Invisible

• Invisible aligners are composed of clear plastic, so they are almost unnoticeable when worn. This discretion is particularly beneficial for adults and teenagers who may feel self-conscious about their appearance throughout orthodontic treatment.

Removable

• Invisible aligners, unlike traditional braces, are removable. This allows you to eat and drink normally, making it easier to maintain proper dental hygiene while also enjoying your favorite meals.

Comfortable

• The clear aligners are often more comfortable than traditional braces, which can occasionally cause oral irritation.

Predictable Results

• Using advanced 3D technology, your orthodontist can create a personalized treatment plan and show you a preview of your expected smile transformation before you even begin treatment.

Improved Oral Hygiene

• The clear aligner removable nature makes brushing and flossing easier, lowering the risk of cavities and gum disease.

Increased Confidence

• A straighter smile may increase your self-esteem and overall quality of life.

Clear Aligner is an excellent solution for many people, but it is not appropriate for everyone.

Here’s an overview of who could be an excellent candidate:

Adults and Teenagers: Invisalign works for both adults and teenagers who have fully erupted permanent teeth.

Mild to Moderate Cases: Invisalign is effective for cases of mild to moderate crowding, spacing, overbite, underbite, and crossbite.

Committed Individuals: For best outcomes, Invisalign should be used consistently (20-22 hours each day).

People with Good Oral Hygiene: Proper oral hygiene is vital for successful Invisalign therapy.

Individuals Seeking  for Discrete Treatment: As Invisalign’s clear aligners are nearly invisible, they offer a discreet solution for those concerned about the appearance of traditional braces.

Step 1: Consultation and Assessment
You’ll meet with an orthodontist to discuss your problems and treatment goals. The orthodontist will check your teeth, bite, and overall oral health. Digital scans and X-rays will be used to generate a 3D model of your teeth and jaw.

The orthodontist will use this information to develop a personalized treatment plan, outlining the expected duration of treatment and showing you a preview of your anticipated results.

Step 2: Aligner Fabrication
The 3D pictures are transmitted to a specialized facility, where a set of custom aligners is manufactured for you. The treatment plan will determine the order in which the aligners should be worn.

Step 3: Aligner Wear
You’ll need to wear each set of aligners for 20-22 hours per day, taking them out only for eating, drinking (excluding water), brushing, and flossing. Typically, you’ll need to switch your aligners every 1-2 weeks.

Step 4: Regular Checkups
You will have regular appointments with our orthodontist to assess your progress, ensure the aligners fit properly, and make any required changes to the treatment plan.

Step 5: Refinement (if needed)
In some cases, minor refinements may be needed towards the end of treatment to fine-tune the final results.

Step 6: Retainers
Once treatment is completed, you will be fitted with retainers to maintain your smile. Retainers are often worn at night to keep your teeth from slipping back into their original places.