Invisalign

Invisalign treatment is an almost invisible way to correct your teeth.

Using advanced 3D computer imaging technology, you are shown your complete treatment plan based on a prescription, from the initial position of your teeth to the desired final position.

A series of transparent aligners designed for your teeth is then designed to move them gradually.

Invisalign aligners move teeth through a series of carefully controlled movements. Unlike traditional devices, Invisalign treatment not only controls the amount of movement caused by each aligner, it also controls when the movement occurs. In this way, only certain teeth can move in each phase, according to the Invisalign treatment plan for that specific phase. This results in an efficient force application system.

The duration depends on the complexity of the treatment and is generally comparable to that of traditional appliances. During the consultation, we will give you more detailed information.

Technology has advanced and is no longer a device used only for minor corrections. There is a current response to almost all cases of tooth misalignment.

Yes, it can be used on children. It is a very popular device in the USA; the advantages are diverse being that hygiene, enamel defects and being invisible are the main advantages that make parents choose this device and not the conventional ones.

Most people will experience some discomfort at the start of treatment. This situation is normal. It is a sign that Invisalign aligners are working, moving teeth to their final destination. After a few days have passed since the placement of a new aligner, the discomfort should gradually disappear. If not, contact your dentist.

Like all orthodontic treatments, aligners may temporarily affect your speech, resulting in a slight change in your pronunciation, for a day or two. However, depending on the habit of your language, with the use of aligners in your mouth, your pronunciation or slight discomfort in your speech will disappear.