Invisible Brace

Os What are Invisalign?

The latest in orthodontic technology, Invisalign are invisible braces that can help straighten your teeth — without anyone else knowing! Free of bands, brackets or wires, The aligner can be taken out for eating, drinking, flossing and brushing, making them easy to use and remove and offering dramatic results. . Braces or Invisalign - which is better? Traditional braces feature visible wires, brackets and fixtures, often stopping people from taking the next step towards a straighter and healthier smile. They can also be uncomfortable. With Invisalign, your braces are invisible to the naked eye, and the aligners are unique to your teeth, meaning they are also comfortable to wear. While there are some situations where Invisalign isn't appropriate for you, such as those with more serious issues that need correcting, in most cases, lnvisalign is a great alternative to traditional braces.

Braces or Invisalign - which is better?

Traditional braces feature visible wires, brackets and fixtures, often stopping people from taking the next step towards a straighter and healthier smile. They can also be uncomfortable. With Invisalign, your braces are invisible to the naked eye, and the aligners are unique to your teeth, meaning they are also comfortable to wear. While there are some situations where Invisalign isn't appropriate for you, such as those with more serious issues that need correcting, in most cases, lnvisalign is a great alternative to traditional braces.

The cost of Invisalign?

As with other types of orthodontic treatment, the cost of Invisalign treatment depends on the complexity of your teeth straightening issue and your course of treatment. However, only an lnvisalign Provider can accurately determine the cost.

How long does Invisalign treatment take?

The time taken depends on the complexity of the treatment and is generally comparable to that of traditional braces. During your consultation, your Orthodontist can give you more detailed information. .

Will the treatment change your child’s health?

Early Childhood Caries is an infectious disease and spreads faster to other teeth. Most often the severity of the disease increases rapidly if untreated. Moreover, milk teeth has thinner enamel and dentin. Thus, the infection travels faster into the pulp and can cause pain and swelling. Very often even in a short span of 6 months the child's entire treatment plan can change if left untreated.