Clear Braces

Teeth straightening without the metal or wires.

1. Start with a consultation.
2. Get your personalized treatment plan.
3. Your aligners are customized for you.
4. Pick up your first aligners and
5. Live your life without interruptions.

In the past, getting braces has meant years of painful adjustments and struggling with self-image. Forget the past—the future appears much brighter, thanks to a cutting-edge straightening system called Invisalign®.

Since 1999, Invisalign has literally changed the face of orthodontics for over a million satisfied patients.

Instead of wires or bands attached to the outside of your teeth where the world can see them, Invisalign treatment utilizes advanced 3-D computer-imaging technology to prepare a series of clear plastic molds of your teeth during each stage of alignment. It can also allow you a virtual look into the future of your smile and see the beauty to come.

Every two weeks, we will check on your progress and give you the next mold, or “aligner,” to keep your treatment on track. Because your office visits during treatment don’t involve metal or wire adjustments, you’ll likely spend less time in the chair.

The aligners are removable, making for easier eating and drinking, brushing and flossing. They move your teeth into place gradually. Treatment usually takes about the same amount of time as traditional orthodontics, but it’s far more comfortable.

Invisalign can improve the smiles of anyone with cross bites, overbites, underbites, deep bites, open bites, crowded teeth or teeth that are spaced too far apart. A number of Invisalign patients have undergone a previous treatment involving braces, often during their youth, only to have teeth shift after treatment was complete. Invisalign can often correct such shifting with a minimum of awkwardness and discomfort.

Invisalign may be the best way to transform your smile without interfering with your day-to-day life. If you’re ready for a smile that transforms your appearance, Invisalign just might be your answer.

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