Invisalign is a modern orthodontic treatment that allows us to align our teeth straight without the hassle of old metal braces, instead of using brackets and wires. Invisalign fits on the upper layer of our teeth and it is customized according to the perfect shape of the teeth for everyone, just like the shape of our teeth.

This new technique has become so popular in the market, due to its comfortable and easy use design. This has become the preferred choice of those patients who want to adopt orthodontic treatment easily and without any hassle.

How Invisalign Works

This invisalign treatment is a custom-made solution for each patient as this transparent invisalign changes every one or two weeks. This aligner is made using 3D advanced imaging technology to design the correct alignment while looking at the movement of your teeth.

Here’s how it works:

• Custom Aligner Trays: The orthodontics team first scans your teeth, then designs a custom aligners tray for you. This aligners tray is different from the previous one because it applies gentle pressure so that your previous teeth took a different shape.
• Removable Trays: Just like we have old traditional braces which you cannot remove, but you can easily remove Invisigners, even while eating and drinking. This aligner is so easy to remove that you can maintain your dental hygiene without any hassle, you do not have to worry about old metal brackets and wires.
• Consistent Wear: Atleast, You have to wear the aligners for 20-22 hours for effective results so that your teeth can come in a better shape, and you have to change the aligners every week with new ones according to your treatment and scan so that your teeth can come in a progressively desired shape.

These aligners are made precision according to the brackets of the teeth. So that the aligners can treat different types of dental problems. However, in more serious and complex cases, you may need to use your old traditional braces as a treatment.

Who Is Invisalign for?

Invisalign is a convenient orthodontic treatment for your dental problems. who want a beautiful and straight smile but don’t want to wear old traditional braces. For them Invisalign is a suitable option. They can be easily fitted on your teeth without any pain or hassle.

Here are the types of dental issues Invisalign can help with:

• Crowding: When your teeth are too crowded or too far apart and can’t find the right space, Invisalign shifts your teeth into the correct alignment and creates space between your crowded teeth so that your teeth can fit together properly.
• Spacing: If you have a gap between your teeth, Invisaligners will gently reduce the gap so that your teeth can close together quickly.
• Overbite (or deep bite): If your upper teeth overlap your lower teeth more than necessary, Invisalign can help fix your overbites, where your upper teeth extend beyond your lower teeth.
• Underbite: In some cases, Invisalign can only fix underbites, where your lower teeth extend beyond your lower teeth.
• Crossbite: Patients whose upper and lower teeth are not aligned properly, because some teeth overlap or go behind or inside other teeth, meaning they are not shaped correctly. In this situation Invisalign helps in bringing a balanced positioning.
• Open Bite: If there is space between your upper front tooth and lower back tooth when you eat and bite down, Invisalign helps close the gap between your teeth and move your teeth in the right direction.
• Suitability for Adults and Teens: Invisalign is a great option for both adults and teenagers who want more prudent and flexible treatment.

Invisalign is an appropriate option for both teenagers and adults, for those who are seeking prudent and flexible treatment. Many adults prefer clear aligners because they are virtually invisible, allowing them to maintain a professional appearance during treatment. And teens benefit from aligners so they are easy to remove and comfortable to use while eating food or playing sports.

But you will need to brush your teeth before you can reapply Invigligner aligners. It’s important to remember that food particles trapped between your teeth can prevent your teeth from moving and can stain your aligners. This can also lead to bad breath and an increased risk of cavities. When aligners are not in use, they should be stored securely in their case.

Invisalign is now also provided for teens, including special features such as compliance indicators (small blue dots that fade when the aligners are not worn properly) to help ensure that the teen can wear their aligners for at least the recommended time.

However, Invisalign may not be suitable for everyone, particularly if the dental problem is more complex, In such cases, where traditional braces might be a more effective solution. The best way to find out if Invisalign is right for you is to consult a dentist or orthodontist who will examine your teeth properly and give you the right advice for the procedure.