Invisalign Invisalign® clear correct aligners have become a popular alternative to traditional braces for straightening teeth. These removable, transparent trays are custom-made to fit snugly over the teeth and gradually shift them into the desired position. What Are Invisalign?Invisalign are a type of braces used to straighten teeth. They are made of a clear plastic material shaped to fit the patient's teeth. Invisalign are worn and replaced every two weeks with a new set to move the teeth into the desired position gently. Benefits of InvisalignInvisalign are better than traditional braces for many reasons. One important advantage is that they are nearly invisible, which is great for people who worry about their appearance. Invisalign are also easy to remove, making brushing and flossing teeth easier and keeping them clean. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign do not have wires or brackets that can cause discomfort. MaintenanceHere are some simple steps to take care of your Invisalign:
Who Can Use Invisalign?Invisalign may not work for everyone. They usually work best for people with mild or moderate dental issues like crooked or crowded teeth. People with severe dental issues may need traditional braces or other treatments. Wearing Invisalign for at least 22 hours a day is important to see results. If you don't wear them enough, it may take longer to finish treatment, or the results may not be as good. So, you need to be careful and disciplined with wearing Invisalign. Frequently Asked QuestionsHow Long Does Treatment with Invisalign Take?The treatment period for Invisalign depends on how serious the dental issue is and how often the patient wears them. Normally, Invisalign can take six months to two years to work. Are Invisalign Painful?Invisalign can cause discomfort or pressure as the teeth shift into place. However, this discomfort is usually mild and can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication. How Often Do I Need to Visit the Dentist During Clear Aligner Treatment?Patients typically visit the dentist every six to eight weeks to ensure the treatment progresses as planned. During these visits, the dentist may adjust the treatment plan as needed. Can I Eat and Drink with Invisalign In?Invisalign should be removed before eating or drinking anything other than water to prevent damage to the aligners. Schedule a Consultation with Us TodaySchedule an appointment for Invisalign with us at Parkway Dentistry today! |
