Invisalign is the twenty-first-century solution to straightening teeth, when you opt for Invisalign there will be no embarrassing brackets, wires, and rubber bands; Invisalign aligners, as the name suggests, are practically invisible.
How will Invisalign straighten your teeth?
Conventional braces work by placing pressure on teeth in a controlled fashion; Invisalign aligners do the same thing only they are not obtrusive. It all starts when your dentist or orthodontist takes a series of three-dimensional images of your teeth, these images are used to design a complete set of aligners that are custom made to suit the specifics of your bite problem.
Depending on the severity of your bite issue, you may need as many as 45 different trays, however, the greatest majority of patients need far fewer. The aligners are worn for two weeks, they are then replaced with the next in the set. To accomplish the same thing with conventional braces, your dentist would have to tighten them, when you use Invisalign in Arlington Heights you don’t have to see the dentist as often, you simply switch to the next aligner on the specified date.
Invisalign make your life much easier:
There are major differences between Invisalign and traditional braces when you straighten your teeth with Invisalign you can forget everything you have heard about the problems associated with braces.
Eat what you want: You can remove Invisalign when it is time to eat, you can enjoy all the foods that you usually do; there is no fear of food getting stuck in the braces because there are no brackets and wires. Clean your teeth after eating and replace your aligner.
Comfort: Traditional braces can cause minor injury to the inside of your mouth, enough to make your mouth sore. Invisalign in Arlington Heights is perfectly smooth, the majority of wearers experience no impairments at all.
If you want to straighten your teeth while getting on with your life then speak to your dentist about the benefits of Invisalign.
Invisalign in Arlington Heights allow you to straighten your teeth without the need for intrusive and often uncomfortable braces. To discuss whether Invisalign is right for you, schedule an appointment with James Kakos, DDS.
