INVISALIGN- SAY GOOD-BYE TO TRADITIONAL BRACES AND HELLO TO A CLEAR ALTERNATIVE

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Latest Breaking News - Health - Viewing: Invisalign- Say Good-bye To Traditional Braces And Hello To A Clear Alternative

2011-06-16


Are you getting married? Do you have a big event coming up this summer? No matter the reason or event, you can now easily straighten your teeth without anyone even noticing! Traditional wire and bracket braces no longer need to be your only alternative to straight teeth and a restored smile. Invisalign is invisible, removable, and comfortable, but the best part is that no one will be able to tell that you are even undergoing treatment. Invisalign is great for both adults and teenagers who want to straighten their smile.

Invisalign enhances self-esteem and physical confidence through an esthetic and barely visible alternative to wire braces. Studies show that straight teeth are healthier teeth with less inflammation leading to periodontal disease and decreased chance of tooth wear and fracture. The clear aligners are manufactured using advanced computer technology that predicts tooth movement, making it possible for the removable orthodontic appliance to gradually straighten teeth.

Invisalign: What You Should Know

Introduced in 1999 by Align Technologies, Invisalign is a removable orthodontic appliance that incorporates a series of clear, plastic aligners that fit comfortably over your teeth. The aligners are designed to move your teeth gradually into the desired orthodontic position. Invisalign is a leading brand of orthodontic appliances. The removable aligners are designed to be more esthetically pleasing than conventional braces for treating certain types of minor orthodontic problems including:

* Overly crowded teeth
* Widely spaced teeth
* Overbite/overjet
* Crossbite
* Mild relapse
* Simple bite irregularities

Invisalign requires only one set of impressions and photographs of your teeth, which are taken during your initial consultation. The impressions are used to create a three-dimensional computer projection of how your teeth could be moved in increments, forming the basis for developing a series of custom-made aligners, which are designed to accomplish these movements.

Why Invisalign?

One of the greatest benefits of Invisalign is its clear aligners that make treatment nearly invisible. Many patients want to repair their crooked smile, but are reluctant to temporarily alter their appearance with metal braces. Invisalign trays are clear and discreet, which means your smile will get straighter without anyone knowing.

With Invisalign, your teeth will change, but your lifestyle doesn't have to. Invisalign allows you to participate in sports and other activities without having to worry about cutting your lips and gums on sharp wires and brackets. Additionally, Invisalign aligners are removable, which means you can brush, eat and floss normally, or simply enjoy a special occasion. As long as you wear your aligners for the required number of hours every day, you'll have the flexibility to remove your aligners as needed.

If you're ready to take the next step to getting a straighter smile, speak with your Raleigh dentist and find out if you are a good candidate for Invisalign. Not all cases of misaligned and crooked teeth can be treated with Invisalign. It is up to your Raleigh dentist to determine the best process for straightening your teeth. With Invisalign you will see results faster and less painfully than with traditional braces, and no one will even notice you are receiving treatment.


Naran Family Dentistry is owned and operated by Dr. Paresh Naran, a dentist in Raleigh. Dr. Naran, cosmetic dentist in Raleigh, has been in practice at Naran Family Dentistry since 1994 and is originally from Zimbabwe. He attended the University of Texas at Arlington, graduating with honors with a BS in Biology and also graduating from UNC Chapel Hill in 1991


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