Why Is Invisalign a Great Way to Straighten Teeth?

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Why Is Invisalign a Great Way to Straighten Teeth?

Invisalign is a fantastic way to straighten teeth because:

It works beautifully! Almost any case can be treated via Invisalign to produce a beautiful ideal result. It is a great way of straightening teeth because it involves the use of clear aligners, which means that throughout the process of having orthodontics, people don’t have the unsightly appearance of metal wires and brackets on their teeth. It is the almost invisible way to straighten teeth.

It’s a great way to straighten teeth because it generates enough force to be able to move the teeth without causing significant pain and discomfort, something that a lot of patients used to complain about with regular orthodontics. And it is a fantastic way to straighten teeth because it is using the highest level of technology, both in material sciences, in how the aligners are fabricated to create movement within the teeth, and also the digital workflow that we use to design the smile and to produce the aligners to create it.

The Invisalign digital design process also allows people to see a preview of how their teeth will look at the end of all of their treatment.

At My Dentist, we have the iTero system running alongside our Invisalign, so we can show patients simulations of what to expect before they’ve even committed to any Invisalign treatment.

If you are considering straightening your teeth with Invisalign, we would love to look after you. Simply give us a call on 07 3356 3636 or complete the enquiry form and one of our friendly team members will be in touch to help you organise your consultation.

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