Invisalign & Braces

Invisalign & Braces

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  • Orthodontic treatment for adults has come a long way in recent years. It used to be that, if you didn’t correct your tooth alignment during your younger years, you would end up with a crooked smile forever. Well, that’s not the case anymore with advanced cosmetic treatments such as Invisalign or braces.


    What is Invisalign Treatment?


    Invisalign treatment is a type of teeth straightening treatment , commonly referred to as clear-aligners, that are designed by an your dental professional to help straighten your teeth.

    Invisalign was originally developed in California. Invisalign acts as a transparent and non-fixed alternative to other teeth alignment treatments such as braces or metal retainers.


    How does Invisalign Treatment work?


    Invisalign uses a series of custom-made, virtually invisible aligners that you need to change every 1-2 weeks until your teeth have moved into the correct position. Each set of aligners builds on the previous set’s work, so set by set they are straightening your teeth over the course of your treatment.


    The aligners are made from a clear, medical grade plastic so are virtually invisible. They look like a very thin sports mouthguard and are tailored to fit the individual shape of your teeth and jaw. It is recommended you wear them for 20-22 hours per day to get the best results, but this means you can take them out for meals and when cleaning your teeth. They also give you the flexibility to take them out for family occasions or important client meetings at work.


    The right option for your starts with the right planning. While Invisalign is suited for most cases, we provide the options of ceramic and metal braces, if needed. Click the link below to book a consultation to start your journey to better teeth.

    Book a Smile Consultation


    What could you look like with straighter teeth?


    The Invisalign SmileView simulation tool uses powerful technology to provide you with a computer-generated simulation of how your smile might look like with straighter teeth.


    If you are on a mobile device with a camera click on the link below to show your smile possibilities!

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