What Is the Invisalign Treatment Process?

Your journey to a beautifully aligned smile begins with a consultation, during which we will evaluate your orthodontic needs and help you determine whether Invisalign is right for you. Next, we will use our intraoral scanner to capture digital impressions of your teeth and surrounding structures. Our experienced provider will create a custom treatment plan, helping you achieve your goals for your smile. You will even get to see a preview of the expected treatment results.

Once your custom aligners are ready, you will wear them for at least 20-22 hours a day to keep your treatment on track. Only remove your aligners to eat, drink (anything other than water), or brush and floss your teeth. You will switch your aligners for the next in the series every week or two, depending on your response to treatment and your unique needs.

Once you achieve the desired treatment results, you will need to wear custom retainers to prevent your teeth from gradually shifting back out of alignment and preserve the beautiful results you have worked hard to achieve.

What Are the Benefits of Invisalign Clear Aligners?

Invisalign clear aligner therapy offers numerous aesthetic, health, and functional benefits, including the following:

• It Is Discreet:The clear aligner trays are virtually invisible, aligning your smile without interfering with your natural appearance.
• It Is Comfortable:You will not need to deal with wires, brackets, or painful tightening, just smooth, comfortable aligners that are custom-crafted to fit your mouth.
• It Is Convenient:Your Invisalign aligners are removable, allowing you to eat your favorite foods and brush and floss with ease.
• It Balances Your Bite: Aligning your teeth and bite offers relief for bruxism (teeth grinding) or severe misalignment.
• It Is Versatile: Invisalign can address a wide range of concerns, including misaligned, crowded, or gapped teeth, as well as problems with the bite, such as underbites, overbites, crossbites, and open bites.
• It Reduces Tooth Damage: When your teeth are in their ideal position, they no longer damage each other, meaning less wear and tear, fewer cracks, and a healthier bite.
• It Enhances Your Oral Health:Straighter teeth are easier to clean, helping reduce your risk of cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.