Invisalign can work with a dental implant and a bridge, but your dentist will assess your unique situation.

Invisalign can sometimes be used to address TMJ issues, but the severity of your condition will be considered.

Hot beverages can warp the aligners, so it’s best to remove them when drinking hot liquids.

Smoking can stain aligners and is not recommended. It’s better to remove them if you smoke.

You’ll have periodic check-up appointments, but they are usually less frequent than with traditional braces.

You typically change aligners every one to two weeks as directed by your dentist.

Some dental insurance plans may cover part of the cost, so check with your provider for details.

Costs vary depending on the complexity of your case and your location, but it’s comparable to traditional braces. Contact us or schedule a free consultation with us.

Invisalign is discreet, more comfortable, and allows for easier oral hygiene compared to traditional braces.

Treatment duration varies, but it typically takes about 12 months for most cases.