INVISIBLE BRACES
What Are Invisible Braces Or Aligners?
Invisalign are types of invisible clear braces/aligners used to straighten teeth discreetly, without affecting the daily routine of the patient. These are custom-made, comfortable, removable and clear aligners which are replaced every 2 weeks till the teeth are in the final projected position.
Life Benefits Of Invisible Braces
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Straighter teeth are healthier teeth as there are no gaps for plaque to build up over time.
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Having an attractive smile will have a positive effect on your confidence.
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Orthodontics are a long-term investment in your oral health.
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Thanks to fixed permanent retention you can be assured that your teeth won’t move after treatment is completed.
Why Invisible Braces / Aligners?
A time where our doctor will assess and consult with you in regards to your smile presentation and the appearance of your teeth and gums. We will listen to your concerns and then diagnose the specific problems relating to Cosmetic Dentistry. The Cosmetic Dental Consult may involve cosmetic imaging allowing our cosmetic dentist to talk you through what they find or may involve showing you other similar patient photos to explain what Cosmetic Dental Treatment options you may consider.
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Aligners are nearly invisible. No one may be aware that you’re wearing these almost invisible aligners, making Invisalign a very smooth fit with your daily routine and day-to-day interactions with others.
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Aligners are removable giving you the flexibility to eat and drink what you want during treatment by simply removing the aligners. And you can also remove the aligners to brush and floss as you usually would for fresh breath and to maintain good oral health.
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There are no metal brackets or wires like traditional braces and no ‘train tracks’! This means that in most cases less time is spent at your dentist’s clinic for any changes needed.
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And finally, Aligners allows you to view your virtual results and treatment plan before you even begin treatment so you can see how your teeth are expected to look when your treatment is complete.