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Invisalign is a modern orthodontic treatment that uses clear, custom-made aligners to straighten teeth over time gently. These aligners are made from smooth, BPA-free plastic, making them comfortable to wear and virtually invisible to others. Unlike traditional braces or metal braces, Invisalign aligners don’t have brackets or wires, so they blend naturally with your smile.
Each aligner is designed specifically for your teeth, gradually shifting them into the right position based on your unique treatment plan. The aligners apply precise pressure to guide your teeth into alignment. Every one to two weeks, you’ll switch to a new aligner in the series, each moving your teeth closer to the desired position.
Since the aligners are removable, you can easily remove them for eating, brushing, and flossing, which makes them convenient for daily life. Invisalign is not just about straightening your teeth. It’s a cosmetic solution that helps you achieve a great smile without the visible metal of traditional braces.
Aligners can close small gaps between teeth. However, other orthodontic options might be more effective for larger gaps since aligners have limited reach for significant spacing.
Aligners can help correct mild cases of overbites and underbites by adjusting the position of the upper or lower teeth. However, braces or surgical options might be necessary for severe bites to align the jaw properly.
Some mild crossbites, where upper and lower teeth overlap improperly, can be corrected with aligners. Severe crossbites often require additional orthodontic tools to reposition the teeth or jaw.
For minor open bites where teeth don’t fully close when biting down, aligners can help align them. However, a more complex open bite may need a combination of braces and other treatments for correction.
Individuals who have had braces but experienced slight shifting over time can use aligners to realign their teeth. Cases with major post-brace relapse, however, might require traditional braces to regain alignment.
Clear aligners can straighten mildly crowded teeth by gradually creating and aligning space. Severe crowding may require more intensive treatments, like traditional braces, which can apply stronger pressure.
Your Invisalign journey begins with a personalised consultation. During this visit, we assess your teeth and discuss your goals. We use a digital scan to capture a precise 3D image of your teeth. This scan helps us create a custom treatment plan designed just for you, showing the projected movements of your teeth.
Based on your scan, we create a series of clear aligners tailored to fit your teeth. Each aligner is carefully crafted to straighten your teeth gradually over time. You’ll wear each aligner set for one to two weeks, allowing your teeth to shift gently and effectively according to your treatment plan.
We’ll schedule regular check-ups to monitor your progress and ensure everything is on track. Our team will guide you through any questions and help you switch to the next set of aligners as needed. Once treatment is complete, you’ll enjoy a straighter, more confident smile.
At The Veneer Studio, we believe in clear and honest pricing when it comes to your Invisalign treatment. We understand that affordability matters, so we offer flexible payment options to suit your budget.
Our team also goes the extra mile to assist you in claiming your insurance benefits, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience. With us, you can focus on achieving your dream smile, confident that the cost of your Invisalign treatment is handled with transparency and care.
Prices can vary depending on the diagnosis and the type of treatment needed
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Invisalign offers several types to suit various needs:
The length of treatment varies based on each case. For most people, Invisalign treatment takes 12 to 18 months. Minor corrections may take as little as six months, while more complex cases could take longer. Your dentist will give you a clear timeline during your consultation.
Invisalign treatment is generally not painful. However, some people experience mild discomfort or pressure when switching to a new set of aligners. This feeling usually fades within a few days as your teeth adjust.
Yes, you should wear your aligners while sleeping. Aligners should be worn 20-22 hours daily, so keeping them on overnight is essential to ensure consistent, effective progress.
For the best results, follow these simple instructions:
At The Veneer Studio, we offer premium cosmetic and aesthetic dental treatments in Melbourne at affordable rates.
