Transparent Plate | Invisalign
Transparent trays or Invisalign is a treatment method used to correct dental irregularities. In this method, the dentist uses specially designed transparent trays to align the teeth. The trays mimic the shape of the teeth and are custom-made to fit the person’s mouth.
Invisalign treatment is preferred because it is less noticeable than other types of braces. The trays are placed over the teeth and are not noticeable to other people. In addition, the ability to remove the trays offers a more comfortable treatment experience compared to other types of braces.
Invisalign treatment can be effective for correcting mild to moderate dental irregularities. The dentist determines how many trays will be used to correct the patient’s teeth. The trays are typically changed every 2 weeks, and the length of treatment varies depending on the severity of the dental irregularities that need to be corrected.
During Invisalign treatment, it is important to follow certain rules for wearing and removing the trays. The trays should be worn for at least 20 hours per day and should be removed when eating or brushing the teeth. Additionally, the trays should be regularly cleaned and maintained. The dentist schedules regular check-up appointments during the treatment to ensure that the trays are being worn correctly.
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Which description best fits your smile?
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Overbite
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Bite
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Crossbite
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Gapped Teeth
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Open Bite
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Crooked Teeth
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Primary & Permanent Teeth
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Generally Straighter Teeth
Overbite is when your upper front teeth overlap with your lower front teeth. Most people have at least a little bit of an overbite. Invisalign clear aligners can correct an overbite or a deep bite.
Invisalign clear aligners can correct some underbites. Severe underbites may require surgery in addition to Invisalign treatment.
When you close your mouth and some of your upper teeth sit inside your lower teeth instead of on the outside as they normally would, your dentist calls it a crossbite. Invisalign clear aligners can correct some types of crossbites.
When there is extra space between two or more of your teeth, your dentist calls it a spacing issue or gapped teeth. Invisalign clear aligners can correct spacing issues in teeth.
If your upper and lower teeth do not meet when your mouth is closed, your doctor calls it an open bite. Invisalign clear aligners can correct open bite.
When there is not enough space for your teeth to fit normally in your jaw, your teeth can crowd together, overlap and twist, sometimes being pushed forward or backward. Invisalign clear aligners can correct crooked teeth.
As a child grows, their smile grows with them. Even with baby teeth, it may be a good time for children between the ages of 6 and 10 to start orthodontic treatment. This is known as Phase 1 treatment.
You love your smile – but you want to really love it. Maybe you have an upcoming special event or you want to gain confidence in the world at work or school. Small corrections can make a big difference and with Invisalign treatment, you can now see the difference faster than with traditional braces.
How Are Clear Aligners Produced?
Firstly, the dentist evaluates the condition of the patient’s teeth and their treatment needs. Then, the dentist creates a dental model by taking 3D images or digital scans of the patient’s teeth.
This dental model is then used to create a treatment plan using a computer program that determines how the teeth will be moved and how many trays will be used. Once this treatment plan is approved by the dentist and patient, the production phase begins.
During the production phase, a custom mold is made for each tray that is specially designed to move the teeth. This mold is made from plastic materials and is prepared to fit precisely onto the patient’s teeth. The molds are cut using a special machine and then inspected by the dentist.
The advantage of clear aligners is that the molds used to move the teeth are custom-made to fit the patient’s teeth according to the treatment plan. This means that the teeth can be moved more accurately. Additionally, clear aligners do not cause the same discomfort and pain as traditional braces and are less visible, making them a preferred choice for many people.
Will I experience any pain during Invisalign treatment with clear aligners?
Clear aligner treatment is generally painless.
During the treatment process, you may feel some mild discomfort when putting on a new set of aligners or when your teeth are being moved, but this is usually short-lived and mild. The aligners may also apply some pressure on your teeth, but this is generally tolerable and short-lived as well.
If you experience any severe pain or discomfort, you should consult your dentist. Typically, such issues can be easily resolved, and a few measures can be taken to minimize the discomfort.
What is the frequency of check-ups during Invisalign treatment?
During Invisalign treatment, your dentist will schedule regular check-ups at specific intervals to monitor the progress of the treatment. Typically, it is recommended to have a check-up every 6 to 8 weeks. During these check-ups, the movement of your teeth is evaluated, progress is assessed, and the treatment plan may be adjusted if necessary.
Regular follow-up is necessary during Invisalign treatment to ensure the progress of the aligners and proper use. Proper use of the aligners is extremely important to increase the success rate of the treatment. Additionally, during check-ups, your dentist will examine your teeth to ensure that the aligners are properly positioned and your teeth are healthy.
How to care for Invisalign clear aligners?
Clear aligners are special trays used during Invisalign treatment, and their maintenance is crucial for treatment success. Properly cleaning the aligners will increase the success rate of treatment.
Here are some tips for caring for your clear aligners:
Brush the trays daily: Brush the trays daily to remove any food particles and bacteria. It is recommended to use a tray brush.
Rinse the trays after each use: Rinse the trays under cold water after each use. This helps to clean the trays and prevent bad breath.
Clean the trays with lukewarm water: Do not use hot water to clean the trays as it can change their shape. Instead, use lukewarm water to clean the trays.
Clean the trays with special cleaner: Invisalign offers special tray cleaners that can be used to clean the trays.
Keep the trays in your mouth: By keeping the trays in your mouth, you can clean them while preserving their shape.
Store the trays properly: Special containers are provided for storing the trays. You can store your trays in these containers to keep them clean and safe.
By following the above tips, you can complete your treatment process without experiencing any problems with the cleaning and maintenance of your clear aligners.