Invisalign is one of the most popular dental treatments in the world. Millions of people have chosen Invisalign to get their perfect smile. If you’re thinking about getting Invisalign braces, then you need to read this complete guide to invisalign! We will discuss everything you need to know about Invisalign treatment, including how they work, the cost, and the benefits.

What is Invisalign?

Invisalign is a type of clear braces that are virtually invisible and are used to straighten teeth. The invisalign aligners are made of a clear, flexible plastic material that is custom-made for each patient. Invisalign aligners are much more comfortable than traditional metal braces, and they are also removable. Invisalign braces are custom-made for each patient, so they fit snugly and comfortably over your teeth.

How does Invisalign work?

Invisalign works by gently moving your teeth into the desired position over time to straighten your teeth so you won’t feel self conscious as you will have a beautiful smile once the treatment plan is complete.  You will need to wear your removable aligners for 20-22 hours per day, and you will need to visit your dentist or orthodontist every few weeks for a checkup. During your treatment, you will need to wear a new set of Invisalign aligners on average every one to two weeks. Each new set of aligners will slightly adjust your teeth, until you no longer have misaligned teeth.

Does Invisalign hurt?

Invisalign does not hurt, but you may feel some discomfort the first few days of wearing the aligners. This is because your teeth are slowly being moved into the desired position. You may also experience some soreness in your gums and jaw, but this should go away after a few days.

What happens after the Invisalign treatment is finished?

After your treatment plan is finished you will now have straight teeth and be required to wear a retainer! Retainers are usually worn at night, but they can be worn during the day as well. Wearing a retainer is important because it will help keep your teeth in their new position.

Why choose Invisalign over traditional braces?

Invisalign is a popular dental solution for people who want straighter teeth, but don’t want to wear traditional metal braces. Invisalign braces are much more comfortable than metal braces, and they are also removable. This means that you can take them out for special occasions, like your wedding day or a job interview. Invisalign is also a great choice for people who play sports or who have an active lifestyle.

How much does Invisalign cost?

The cost of Invisalign treatment can vary depending on the severity of your dental condition and the length of your treatment. The length of your treatment will take into consideration how many aligners you need to straighten your teeth. On average, Invisalign treatments can range from $4,985 – $8,500.

Thinking about straightening your teeth? Contact Yeronga Park Dental

At Yeronga Park Dental, we are committed to providing a smile that you can stop feeling self conscious about. If this complete guide to Invisalign did not answer all your questions, contact us and we would be happy to discuss this option with you.


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