ONESMILE
Invisalign
Do you know what’s better than braces? Invisible braces. We understand the desire for a confident smile without the drawbacks of traditional braces.
Enhance Confidence with Gradual Teeth Straightening Aligners.
Consider Our Invisaligners When You...
- Notice misalignment or gaps between teeth.
- Have difficulty properly cleaning crowded or overlapping teeth.
- Feel self-conscious about the appearance of your smile.
- Experience bite problems like overbite or underbite.
Invisalign - How is it Better than Traditional Braces ?
- Invisible aligners are nearly invisible when worn.
- Aligners are custom-made and generally more comfortable.
- Aligners can be removed for eating and cleaning.
- Eat what you want without worry.
- Aligners and teeth can be cleaned easily.
Your Safety and Comfort are Our Primary Focus
We understand that getting aligners can be uncomfortable for the first few weeks. Therefore at OneSmile we offer follow ups to make the experience of aligners more comfortable!
- Discussing treatment plans, addressing concerns.
- Taking precise impressions for custom aligners fabrication.
- Receiving and wearing the first set of aligners.
- Regularly following up to monitor progress and make adjustments.
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Frequently Asked Questions!
The duration of aligner treatment varies depending on factors such as the severity of misalignment, the treatment plan, and how consistently the aligners are worn. Typically, aligners are worn for about 20 to 22 hours a day, and treatment can range from a few months to a couple of years.
Aligners can be removed for eating, drinking (except for water), brushing, and flossing. It’s generally recommended to minimize the frequency of removing aligners to ensure optimal progress in the treatment plan. However, they should be removed as necessary for oral hygiene and eating.
Yes, it’s important to remove aligners before brushing and flossing to ensure thorough cleaning of the teeth and gums. Cleaning the teeth and aligners separately helps prevent plaque buildup and maintain oral hygiene throughout the aligner treatment.
Initially, some discomfort or pressure may be experienced when wearing aligners as the teeth gradually shift into their desired positions. This discomfort is usually mild and temporary, similar to the sensation experienced with traditional braces adjustments. Over time, most people adjust to wearing aligners, and any discomfort diminishes as the treatment progresses.
