Invisalign® and Orthodontics
Advantage of Clear Aligners
Clear aligners can help you attain straighter healthier teeth in as little as six months. Whether you want a new smile for an upcoming special event or are dreading the alternative (traditional metal braces), Invisalign® clear aligners may be the solution you’ve been looking for.
Invisalign technology allows dentists to help patients straighten their teeth more predictably and comfortably as compared to traditional (and outdated) dental solutions.
Here are some great features:
- Highly discreet and nearly invisible
- Easily removable to brush or clean your teeth
- Takes no longer (and sometimes less time) than traditional braces
- Requires fewer visits to the dentist
- Mobilises teeth gradually, potentially aiding in reducing discomfort
This product is an innovative form of braces that uses clear tray aligners created from a unique blend of plastic. These aligners are created uniquely to match the mould of your mouth and are used in progression to slowly and gently move your teeth into position.
After being prescribed Invisalign by your dentist, they will take an impression of your mouth to have custom trays manufactured for your treatment. Invisalign will make a series of customised clear aligner trays. You will use these trays in successive order, replacing the existing tray with the next one in the progression every 1-2 weeks or as directed by your dentist.
The trays will need to be worn for around 20-22 hours a day to get the best results. However, you are allowed to remove them for eating, brushing and flossing.
We offer complimentary orthodontic consultations for prospective patients. If you want to find out if you qualify for clear aligners, the best way to get started is to reserve a brief appointment at our office.
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Contact Access Dental Services today to reserve an orthodontic evaluation for yourself or your child. Flexible payment options are available.
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