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STEP 1
We will take you through the Case Assessment, which is a simple set of photos to determine whether you are suitable for Invisalign treatment.
STEP 2
If treatment is right for you, we’ll take photos, X-rays and digital scans, or a dental impression, of your teeth. Then we’ll create you a digital treatment plan, using our state of the art technology, showing you what your results could look like via a 3D video.
STEP 3
We'll give you a series of aligners to wear every day and change at home – on average every 1-2 weeks (as directed by your Dentist). You can comfortably wear your aligners for 22 hours a day (the recommended daily wear). And because they're removable, it’s easy to maintain your normal oral hygiene routine and enjoy your usual diet.
STEP 4
We'll invite you back to the practice around every 4-6 weeks to monitor progress and hand over your new aligners. At the end of your treatment, you will need to wear your retainers to maintain your new smile.
The Following Conditions
Generally Crowded Teeth
Underbite
Gaps / Spaces
Open Bite
Overbite
Crossbites
Adult & Baby Teeth Mixed
Mixed / General Issues
A beautiful, smile is a powerful thing. It can change your outlook, help you overcome inhibitions and give you greater confidence - in both your professional life and when you are out socialising.
With Invisalign, you can achieve this smile without using traditional fixed braces. This Fact Sheet provides information about the Invisalign System, so you can discover if a clear, convenient and comfortable teeth straightening treatment is the right course of action for you.
If you've ever thought about improving your smile, Invisalign could be the clear way forward.
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The Benefits.
Custom-made to fit your teeth and your lifestyle, Invisalign offers many benefits beyond your brand-new smile:
- Nearly-invisible aligners mean hardly anyone will notice that you are straightening your teeth.
- The removable aligners allow you to maintain your dental hygiene, brushing and flossing as usual.
- You can also remove the aligners briefly to eat, drink or for special occasions.
- Even before you start treatment you'll know how long your treatment may take and what your teeth are expected to look like at the end.
Invisalign cost?
As with other types of orthodontic treatment, the cost of Invisalign is dependent on the complexity of your issue and your course of treatment. And, although only an Invisalign Provider is able to fully determine your cost, prices for Invisalign treatment. Find out prices here.
Frequently Asked Questions
For the best results, you should wear your Invisalign aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day, removing them only to eat, drink anything other than water, and brush and floss your teeth. Wearing your aligners as instructed will help keep your treatment on track and achieve your desired results as quickly as possible.
Treatment times vary depending on the complexity of your case, but most patients complete Invisalign treatment within 6 to 18 months. During your consultation, your dentist will assess your teeth and provide a personalised treatment plan with an estimated timescale.
You should remove your aligners before eating or drinking anything other than plain water. This allows you to enjoy all your favourite foods without restrictions and helps prevent staining or damaging the aligners. Remember to brush your teeth before putting them back in.
Most patients experience only mild discomfort when changing to a new set of aligners. This is a sign that your teeth are moving as planned. Any tenderness usually settles within a few days and is generally much less noticeable than with traditional braces.
Invisalign can successfully treat many common orthodontic concerns, including crowded teeth, gaps, overbites, underbites and crossbites. The best way to find out if Invisalign is right for you is to book a consultation, where your dentist can assess your smile and discuss your treatment options.
