Invisalign Clear Aligners Brookline
Achieving a Straighter Smile Has Never Been Easier
Invisalign has taken the world of modern dentistry by storm, and these days, more patients than ever before are turning toward these clear aligners to straighten their smiles and achieve all of their orthodontic goals. The perfect solution for patients who are often on the go, as well as those who’d prefer to subtly undergo treatment, these aligners are comfortable to wear and capable of addressing numerous types of issues. To learn more about this exciting service or to schedule a consultation to kick off your orthodontic journey, contact our Brookline office today!
Why Choose Royal Dental Brookline for Invisalign Clear Aligners?
- Personalized Treatment Plans for All Patients
- Faster Treatment Timelines Than Metal Braces
- Insurance-Friendly and Financing Options Available
How Invisalign Works
Invisalign accomplishes the very same task as traditional metal braces, but the process looks a little different. Rather than relying on metal brackets that are bonded to the teeth and connected by wire, the Invisalign system uses sets of clear plastic aligners that are custom-made to fit over patients’ teeth. These aligners encourage the teeth to gradually move into healthier positions through a series of subtle micro-movements. So long as a patient is able to wear their aligners as instructed, orthodontic issues like mild crowding, misalignment, and even certain bite issues can be resolved over the course of several months.
The Benefits of Invisalign
Invisalign has numerous benefits and advantages to offer, including:
- The aligners are fully removable, meaning patients won’t need to follow any dietary restrictions, nor will they experience challenges while brushing or flossing.
- Others are unlikely to notice that you’re wearing the aligners due to the special, clear plastic material they’re made from.
- Average Invisalign treatment timelines are faster than those of traditional metal braces; the aligners normally complete their job within 12 – 18 months, with braces often taking several months longer.