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Invisalign® Teeth Aligners![]() Traditional Metal BracesTraditionally, crooked teeth have been corrected with metal braces. Metal braces consist of brackets, which are affixed to each tooth at the beginning of treatment, bands, which are placed around each of your back teeth, and archwires, which are anchored by the bands and attach to each bracket with an elastic O-ring. The archwires are responsible for the movement of your teeth, as well as holding them in place while they stabilize. While metal braces are highly effective, they are also often the source of significant self-consciousness, particularly for older teens and adults. Invisalign® Aligners: The Metal Braces Alternative![]() How Invisalign® WorksInvisalign® treatment involves the use of several sets of aligners, each new set slightly different than the one before it. Each set of aligners is meant to be worn for two weeks at a time. The hard plastic puts pressure on your teeth, which then places pressure on your periodontal ligaments. This causes the ligaments to widen, loosening your teeth. The aligners then move your teeth into proper alignment. How Long Does Invisalign® Take To Straighten Teeth?The length your treatment depends on your specific circumstances. Typically, treatment with Invisalign® takes anywhere from 9 to 15 months, with most patients seeing the desired results in less than a year. During this time, you may go through anywhere from 18 to 30 sets of aligners. In rare cases, treatment may take up to two years. Invisalign® BenefitsInvisalign® offers several benefits:
The Invisalign® DifferenceSee for yourself the before-and-after photos of an Invisalign® patient of Dr. Saghatchi's. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() If you have crooked teeth and are looking for an alternative to traditional metal braces, Invisalign® may be able to help. Call Newport Dental Group today at (949) 574-0100 to learn more. We are your local dentist specializing in preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry. Newport Dental Group proudly serves the Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and Irvine areas in California. |