Invisalign treatment is best defined as a virtually invisible, non-invasive orthodontic treatment that straightens teeth gradually and discreetly using a series of custom-made, clear plastic aligners.
The treatment of Invisalign teeth is gradual, with patients expected to wear Invisalign for approximately 12 to 18 months, depending on their specific needs. Invisalign is a clear aligner system that replaces traditional braces simply and unobtrusively. It performs the same function as conventional braces but provides greater comfort and aesthetic appeal due to its near invisibility.
The key reason why people prefer invisible braces in Calgary is to straighten their teeth without losing confidence to smile naturally. Invisalign’s primary objective is to straighten teeth. Invisalign works by gradually realigning the teeth using a series of retainer-like aligners. Each retainer will gradually reposition your teeth. For example, your first retainer will be moulded to fit your Invisalign teeth, not in their current position, but after completing their initial stage of the movement.
Because the aligner’s grooves will press against your teeth, they will gradually begin to move into the aligner’s grooves until they fit perfectly. That is how you will know when the time has come to move on to the next stage of aligners.
However, patients getting the Invisalign treatment in Calgary must wear their recommended aligners for at least 20 hours per day to function optimally.
Invisalign can correct nearly any issue, such as teeth grow crooked, sideways, too crowded, or too widely spaced. Our Invisalign dentists in Calgary can fix all these issues. If your Orthodontist wishes to widen your arch or correct an overbite, Invisalign can address these issues as well.
Anyone with crooked or misaligned teeth should visit The Port Dental clinic in Calgary as our Invisalign treatment offers a great solution. Although the procedure effectively corrects a wide variety of tooth alignment issues, it is not recommended for severe crowding or spacing.
A few additional dental procedures may be necessary before Invisalign is recommended to a dental patient. Patients with periodontal or gum disease may not be considered for Invisalign treatment until the underlying problem is resolved.
If you’re interested in getting the Invisalign, the first step is to contact our clinic to schedule a consultation with our dentist in Calgary.
First, remember that it will align teeth; thus, mild discomfort or pain will remain for a few days after getting the Invisalign treatment.
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