Invisalign 

Discreet

The clear plastic trays used for Invisalign are virtually invisible to others, allowing you to feel less self-conscious throughout treatment.

Comfortable

Invisalign trays are modeled to fit your bite and are made from smooth, BPA-free plastic that is less abrasive to your gums and lips.

Removable

You can remove your Invisalign trays while eating and brushing your teeth for an unrestricted diet and improved hygiene.

Underbite

An underbite is characterized by lower teeth that stick out farther than the upper teeth.

Overbite

An overbite occurs when the upper arch of teeth protrudes too far over the lower teeth.

Crossbite

Horizontal misalignment between the upper and lower teeth is known as a crossbite.

Open Bite

If your front upper and lower teeth do not touch together, it is referred to as an open bite.

Gapped Teeth

Sometimes, noticeable spaces, or gaps, remain between the teeth. 

Crowded Teeth

Overcrowding occurs when all of your teeth do not fit properly within your bite.

Consultation

You will first attend a consultation where the doctor will perform an evaluation to determine whether you are a candidate for Invisalign or if another treatment is a better solution for you.

Planning

A personalized treatment plan will be developed to straighten your smile over the course of several months with specially designed trays. 

Fabrication

Your aligners will then be fabricated at a specialized lab and should be ready in just a few weeks. These trays will be made from BPA-free plastic and need to be worn 20 to 22 hours per day. 

Ongoing Check-Ups

Throughout the course of treatment, you will need to visit our office every four to six weeks for a check-up. During these appointments, your dentist will monitor your progress to ensure you are on the right track.

Completion of Treatment

Once your teeth have reached their final position, you can stop wearing your Invisalign trays. You should never stop wearing your aligners without your dentist's explicit permission.