In order for your Invisalign treatment to be successful, it is important that you wear your aligners for 20 – 22 hours each day (the closer to 22, the better). At first, that might seem like a daunting obligation. After all, 22 hours is more than 90% of the time each day! However, there are some easy ways to meet your Invisalign wear time. This blog post shares some helpful tips.
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Accidents can happen with no warning, which can lead to an orthodontic emergency. Whether you or your child are benefiting from braces, you can lessen the risk of an orthodontic emergency by following a few tips.
Braces can fix a variety of bite and alignment issues using a system of brackets and wires. You’ll achieve a straight, healthy smile using a proven orthodontic system. However, it will take time to adjust to wearing braces. It’s not unusual to experience some issues along the way. Here are a few of the most common problems you may have with braces and what you can do to overcome them.
Gapped, rotated, and overcrowded teeth are more than an aesthetic problem. Alignment issues can affect your dental health and oral functions negatively. Whether you missed your chance for braces as a teen or your teeth have shifted, it’s never too late to invest in the benefits of a straight smile. Brackets and wires aren’t your only option. You may be a candidate for Invisalign. There’s no age limit for clear aligners, but there are a few things you should know.
If you’re ready to start your journey to a straight smile with Invisalign, you’re benefiting from a discreet, comfortable, and convenient treatment. Although you will swap your aligners every 1-2 weeks, it’s important to care for them to ensure there are no unexpected complications along the way. Here are the tips you need to take care of your Invisalign correctly.
Summer is a great time for picnics, barbecues, and pool parties. You’ll be surrounded by many foods that will tantalize your taste buds, but will you be able to enjoy them? It’s true that there are many things you cannot eat when wearing braces, but you can still enjoy many of your favorite seasonal foods. Here is your go-to summer food guide for braces.
Children often view brushing and flossing as a chore, but their oral hygiene is more important than ever before once they have their braces. Food debris and plaque can get trapped in their brackets and wires, which can harm their dental health. You don’t want their orthodontic journey to come back to haunt your little one’s smile. Here’s how to ensure your child is brushing and flossing correctly.
With your children home from school and warm weather inviting you outdoors, now is a perfect time for a fun summer vacation. However, you don’t want family time to come back to haunt your loved ones’ dental health. Don’t worry. Here are 5 tips to keep everyone’s smile healthy while you’re away.
Invisalign is the preferred orthodontic system because it’s virtually invisible. No brackets or wires are needed to move your teeth. Instead, clear aligners are worn over them, applying gentle pressure to move them gradually. You’ll enjoy fewer restrictions using a comfortable and discreet solution. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of what you can expect while on your journey to a straight smile.
More than 17 million teens and adults have used Invisalign to fix their bite and alignment. Clear aligners are the preferred method of creating straight teeth because they are discreet, comfortable, and effective. Invisalign doesn’t rely on brackets or wires, which allows you to enjoy fewer restrictions than with metal braces. Here are just a few freedoms you’ll benefit from when choosing Invisalign.