Invisalign

Invisalign is made with clear plastics that are practically invisible to the naked eye. No one will even know you’re wearing them.

Each Invisalign aligner is made with smooth plastic that is custom made to fit comfortably inside your mouth. You’ll never have to worry about wires or sharp edges rubbing up against your gums and tongue.

Unlike braces, you can easily remove the Invisalign aligner to eat and clean your teeth. Best of all, you can keep your aligner out for up to 2 hours a day without impacting your treatment plan.

Invisalign is also a faster and safer way to straighten your teeth. Most treatments only take between one to three years, with many patients seeing the results they desire in as little as three months. The Invisalign materials are also BPA-plastics free and non-toxic.

Whether you’re 13, 30 or 50, Invisalign treatments can help you to get straighter teeth. It’s never too late to use Invisalign, they are safe for teens, adults and seniors alike.

Invisalign is more affordable than you think. Many treatments are the same price or even less than that of braces. A number of dental plans also cover a portion of the treatment costs.

If you’ve always wanted straighter teeth but didn’t want to wear braces, Invisalign is a great option for you. Contact us today at Blossom Smiles Dental to book an appointment to meet with one of our certified Invisalign professionals.

Using the latest dental technology, the iTero Element, your dentist quickly scans your teeth to capture them in a clear and accurate 3D image. The result will be displayed on the monitor for the next step.

Clincheck is a three-dimensional representation of your Invisalign treatment plan designed by the dentist. It shows the progression at different stages of your teeth straightening process. This stage allows you to preview your smile before you can even begin your Invisalign journey. 

As soon as your aligners are fabricated, it is time to fit them before you take them home. This is to make sure that they’re either not too tight or not too loose. You and your dentist will be working together to determine if your aligners fit just right for you.