Could Invisalign treatment be right for me?

If you're seeking an inconspicuous way to straighten your teeth, Invisalign treatment could be the perfect solution for you. This orthodontic option offers a virtually invisible way to fix common teeth-straightening and bite issues, from simple to complex. The best part? It won't interrupt your busy lifestyle. In addition, Invisalign aligners for teens come with a discreet blue dot on the outside, ensuring parents can be certain their child is wearing their clear aligners enough. We are proud to offer Invisalign treatment as a comfortable and effective alternative to traditional braces.

Are you considering Invisalign treatment to transform your smile?

Here's what you can expect during the treatment process:

Consultation with an Invisalign-trained doctor: Your doctor will evaluate your smile and create a customised digital treatment plan that maps out the step-by-step transformation of your smile.
Creation of unique aligners: Once you approve your treatment plan, your aligners will be created. You'll wear each set of aligners for 20-22 hours a day, switching to a new set every 1-2 weeks as directed by your Invisalign Doctor.
Gradual shifting of teeth: Each set of aligners will gently and gradually shift your teeth into place, according to your treatment plan, until you achieve your beautiful new smile.

Getting started with Invisalign treatment is easy. Book your free virtual consultation with us today by clicking the link at the bottom of this blog. It's important to find an Invisalign Doctor who makes you feel comfortable and has the experience you're looking for.

During your consultation, your Invisalign Doctor will discuss your teeth-straightening goals with you and examine your smile to determine your specific needs. You'll also receive information on treatment duration and cost.

Before starting Invisalign treatment, your Invisalign Doctor will likely recommend a dental check-up and cleaning to ensure your teeth and gums are in top health. Don't hesitate to bring any questions or information about your dental history to your consultation.

Get ready to transform your smile with Invisalign treatment. Book your consultation with us today!

How long will the treatment take?

The length of your treatment depends on multiple factors, such as the complexity of your case and how often you wear your aligners. Your Invisalign Doctor will determine the exact duration of your treatment based on your specific needs. On average, Invisalign treatment time ranges from 6 to 18 months, though you can start seeing results in a matter of weeks.

How often will I need to change my Invisalign aligners?

Your Invisalign Doctor will inform you of how frequently you should change to new Invisalign aligners, which can vary based on your individual treatment plan. Many Invisalign Doctors recommend changing Invisalign clear aligners weekly or every other week.

How many hours per day should I wear my Invisalign aligners?

For the best results, it is recommended to wear your Invisalign clear aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day, taking them out only for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing.

How often will I need to visit my Invisalign Doctor?

Your Invisalign Doctor will schedule regular appointments, usually about once every four to six weeks, to ensure that your Invisalign treatment is progressing as planned.

What are "attachments," and why would I need them for my Invisalign treatment?

Your Invisalign treatment may require SmartForce attachments, which are small tooth-colored shapes that are attached to your teeth. These shapes serve as handles, providing the aligners with something to gently push on to move your teeth with the right amount of force. They make complex tooth movements possible without braces, and Invisalign clear aligners fit smoothly and tightly around them, making them barely noticeable. While not everyone who uses Invisalign clear aligners needs SmartForce attachments, if you do, your Invisalign Doctor will attach them to your teeth at the start of or during your treatment and remove them when they are no longer necessary