Aligners are a set of custom-made teeth trays that fit snugly over the crooked (crowded, spaced, malaligned) teeth to fix them. This is a relatively new technology compared to braces that are visible as wires on the teeth.

Invisalign stands for invisible aligners that are aesthetically pleasing and relatively comfortable for the patient during treatment.

It is a transparent sheet that is moulded according to the patient’s set of teeth that creates healthy pressure on the teeth forcing them to move in the desired direction until they fit perfectly into the aligner.

To help the Invisalign trays grip the teeth, patients may require little buttons which are tooth-coloured resin particles that are glued to teeth and then removed after the straightening procedure is finished. When the transparent aligners are in place, they are supposed to blend in with the teeth so they aren’t noticeable when looking from a distance.

Invisalign offers multiple advantages over the traditional braces,

• It is easier to maintain oral hygiene as they are removable by the patient, but braces can be removed only by a professional.
• Better aesthetics during treatment as they are virtually invisible.
• Minor discomfort and pain compared to the braces.
• Fewer appointments are needed with the doctor, so, ideal for a busy schedule.
• Being safe involves little to significantly less risk of injury inside the mouth.
• The average time to get the results is less compared to treatment with braces.
• Completely computer-guided for better-calibrated teeth movement.
• The treatment progress and any queries can be monitored through mobile app with custom alerts.

When deciding whether or not you can receive Invisalign, consider how crooked your teeth are. Mild to moderate crowding (packed teeth), crookedness, and gaps are treated with Invisalign. Braces work better for those with severe malocclusions (overbites, underbites, or crossbites).

Teens and adults can use Invisalign. It is not recommended for children who do not have all of their permanent teeth and whose jaws are still growing.

All in all, a dentist with Invisalign experience is the best judge of how well it will work and how long it will take.

• Comprehensive oral examination with in house X-ray and CBCT
• Enormous experience of Invisalign providers with over 400+ cases finished
• Inhouse dental CT scan for accuracy
• Precise treatment
• Effective sterilisation protocol
• Hassle-free service