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How does Invisalign Work?

• Initially doctor will take photographs, X-rays and digital scans or dental impressions to help create your treatment plan.
• With the treatment plan , the final position of the teeth are predicted to reach after treatment. This treatment plan is used to develop your customised aligners and also likely to estimate the length of the treatment.
• Series of home aligners will be given to wear everyday and change them at home approximately every two weeks.
• Every 6 to 8 weeks doctor will monitor the progress of the treatment and provides the next set of aligners
• After treatment with Invisalign aligner, you may need to use retainers to make sure the new position of your teeth is maintained.

Advantage of Invisalign Treatment:

• Invisalign aligners are removable, so it is easier to clean your teethand maintain your oral health during treatment.
• Invisalign treatment may give you visible results from as early as the first month of treatment. Even better, most people won’t know you’re going through treatment when you’re wearing Invisalign clear aligners because they are virtually invisible!
• It is comfortable. Aligners are less than a millimeter thick and fit close to your teeth. No tightening is involved as with braces.
• As it is removable you can take your aligners for eating and sports.
• The duration of treatment is very less
• Results are predicted with very high accuracy
• Less chair side time.

Treatable Cases:

• Gapped teeth-This occurs when there is a considerable space between at least two of your teeth, and can lead to painful jaw irritation
• Crossbite-This occurs when the upper and lower jaws are both misaligned and it can cause wear and tear leading to bone loss.
• Overbite-This occurs when the upper teeth bite over the lower teeth, that can lead to painful jaw irritation
• Underbite- This occurs when the lower teeth protrude past the front teeth and can prevent normal function of your front or back teeth.
• Overcrowding-This occurs when there is simply a lack of space within your jaw for all your teeth to fit in normally, which can lead to plaque accumulation.
• Openbite- This when your upper and lower teeth are unable to make physical contact when the jaws are closed, which can make chewing and even talking difficult.