What is Invisalign?

Generally orthodontic treatment involves placement of some kind of brackets may be metal or ceramic on the surface of the tooth to bring about tooth movement. But Invisalign is orthodontic tooth movement without brackets with the use of clear aligners which are removable.

Procedure

1.You need to consult an Orthodontist trained and certified by invisalign to provide you with these aligners

2.The specialist will take a few pictures and radiographs

3.Your teeth will be scanned and an immediate result of alignment will be shown to you (about 60-70% of the corrections possible to be achieved will be depicted)

4.The scans will be uploaded and the treatment plan determined in a clincheck and will be shown to the patient for approval

5.The aligners will reach us by 2-3 weeks

6.You will then get started with INVISALIGN for a healthier, brighter and lovely smile

Advantages

More comfortable journey through correction

No restrictions of how and what you eat

Absolutely esthetic and cosmetic way of getting treated

No display of any metal on teeth

Virtually invisible treatment

Reduced no of appointments with the orthodontist

No discontinuity of treatment if you are travelling

Predictable treatment time

Better oral hygiene maintenance since the appliance is taken off as you brush your teeth

As the appliance is not seen, patients have more confidence to smile as the treatment progresses. Invisalign has transformed over 5 million smiles worldwide.

If you have not got orthodontic treatment done as a teenager and you feel getting your teeth corrected is going to improve your life style you should choose invisalign. It boosts your morale and gives you the confidence to live life to the fullest.

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