Showing posts with label invisalign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invisalign. Show all posts
Monday, May 29, 2017
Important Facts About Invisalign: Aligners That Might Change Your Life
Over time, you may realize that your teeth don’t look the same way as before. In fact, they may take on a slightly crooked, abnormal appearance. While misalignment in teeth occurs often as a result of inherited traits from your parents, it can also happen due to certain dental conditions. You could have recently suffered an injury that has caused a jaw misalignment, or maybe have had an improper dental restoration fitting, specifically for your crowns or fillings. Tumors in the jaw or mouth could also be a reason for crooked teeth, underbites and overbites.
Whichever the case, orthodontists can correct your teeth misalignment. The best part is nobody will even notice that you were trying to correct your bite the entire time–and that’s all thanks to Invisalign. Read more from this blog: http://bit.ly/2tEfY9L
Friday, May 19, 2017
Reasons Why You Should Get Invisalign Treatment for Crooked Teeth
Apart from maybe being conscious about your smile, most people don’t give much thought about the impact of crooked or misaligned teeth to their oral health. Oral health experts, however, note that there may be bigger repercussions than having an awkward smile in your photos.
Compromised Oral Health
Whatever the cause for your misaligned or crooked tooth–an accident, thumb sucking when you were younger, or if it is simply something you inherited–you can expect to have a chain reaction of problems in the long run if you don’t get it fixed.
For one, food bits can get stuck in between cracks and crevices in-between misaligned teeth. If these are not properly removed, then they could eventually cause decay and cavities, and even possibly teeth loss. Aside from that, the positioning of the teeth, especially if they are overlapping on each other, can affect the enamel, making the teeth more susceptible to wear and tear faster. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2rgGCVF
Monday, May 15, 2017
Want an Alternative to Braces? Just Ask Your Orthodontist about Invisalign
A growing number of people are seeing orthodontists in search of a perfect smile. Today, they’re finding more options awaiting them than the one-size-fits-all metal braces approach that ruled the industry for decades. The most popular of these new techniques is Invisalign, or invisible braces, as they are called by some.
The Invisalign procedure relies on the patient wearing a plastic tray to gradually correct tooth alignment. The clear plastic is nearly invisible and the treatment time is much shorter than conventional appliances, an appealing option for people eligible to receive its benefits.
There are many myths surrounding Invisalign. Some carry a grain of truth but others are simply incorrect. As the public becomes more aware of the truth, Invisalign should become even more popular than it already is. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2rPjYAF
Monday, April 3, 2017
Questions to Ask Before Getting Invisalign Braces
Most Americans say that teeth are standout features when it comes to first impressions, according to a Kelton study. Having crooked teeth can negatively affect first impressions, ultimately trickling into your personal and professional life. Fortunately, there’s hope thanks to invisible braces, also known as Invisalign. Here answers to some important questions that are helpful to review before consulting with your orthodontist about clear braces.
What Are Clear Braces?
Invisible or clear braces are transparent mouth appliance that are designed to blend in with your natural teeth, thereby making them less noticeable and a more aesthetic alternative to traditional braces. They’re usually made out of thermoplastic material that looks very similar to teeth-whitening trays.
Throughout the course of your treatment, new aligners are created to make slight adjustments to your teeth via controlled force. They might cost more than traditional braces. Only certain teeth issues respond favorably to these aligners, and only an orthodontist can determine if you’re an ideal candidate for Invisalign. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2pMzYFc
Friday, March 10, 2017
Ways an Invisalign Treatment May Make Life Easier for You
Over one million adults are wearing orthodontic devices at any one time in the U.S., and an increasing number of these people are choosing Invisalign over traditional braces. There are many reasons for this, including cosmetic benefits and the ability to temporarily remove them, but many people opt for this treatment because of the ways it makes life easier for them.
Here are a few ways that an Invisalign treatment may make life easier for you.
Chew on a Healthy Diet
Did you know that you may not be chewing your food effectively due to misaligned teeth? A crowded or crooked mouth may reduce the surface area available for chewing, thereby applying excessive stress on your jaw. You may experience pain and discomfort from the extra stress on your teeth, making them at risk of cracks and breakages in your teeth if you continue to chew the wrong way. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2n8Y5vJ
Monday, March 6, 2017
Better Oral Health Leads to Better Confidence: Getting Invisalign from an Orthodontist
People opting to get Invisalign often already recognize the many advantages of this teeth straightening treatment. Surveys have shown that people with straight teeth are more likely to be perceived as attractive, successful, and intelligent. You can gain confidence and reap the benefits, too. By knowing about the particulars of Invisalign, you and your orthodontist can work together to get you that picture-perfect smile you’ve always desired.
Before Going for Treatment
Your orthodontist will initially examine you to see if you are a good fit for Invisalign. Some of the factors to consider include your age, lifestyle habits, and other dental or gum conditions you may have. He will have to take an impression of your upper and lower teeth, which he will use to fashion a set of clear trays that you will wear. Invisalign will have to be worn for around 20 to 22 hours per day, for best results. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2m1vLt1
Before Going for Treatment
Your orthodontist will initially examine you to see if you are a good fit for Invisalign. Some of the factors to consider include your age, lifestyle habits, and other dental or gum conditions you may have. He will have to take an impression of your upper and lower teeth, which he will use to fashion a set of clear trays that you will wear. Invisalign will have to be worn for around 20 to 22 hours per day, for best results. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2m1vLt1
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Working Towards that Perfect Smile: Consider the Benefits of Invisalign
There are numerous procedures people can get for straight teeth. Currently, one of the biggest debates is the comparison of metal braces vs Invisalign. Which one is more effective, and which one is easier to manage? By talking to your orthodontist, you can learn more about your teeth straightening alternatives, and learn how these can greatly benefit you and your smile.
Better Satisfaction
A 2015 survey conducted by a team from Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany found that patients who were treated with Invisalign had better satisfaction ratings compared to those with fixed oral appliances or metal braces.
The researchers also reported that Invisalign users fared better in the overall teeth and gum health category. In terms of discomfort, only 6% of Invisalign wearers were inconvenienced, while over 36% of those with metal braces had problems. To be more specific: A total of 56% of those with metal braces claimed their gums were irritated by the attachments, an issue that only 14% of Invisalign users complained about. Read more on this article. http://bit.ly/2m1uWAH
Better Satisfaction
A 2015 survey conducted by a team from Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany found that patients who were treated with Invisalign had better satisfaction ratings compared to those with fixed oral appliances or metal braces.
The researchers also reported that Invisalign users fared better in the overall teeth and gum health category. In terms of discomfort, only 6% of Invisalign wearers were inconvenienced, while over 36% of those with metal braces had problems. To be more specific: A total of 56% of those with metal braces claimed their gums were irritated by the attachments, an issue that only 14% of Invisalign users complained about. Read more on this article. http://bit.ly/2m1uWAH
Friday, February 24, 2017
As a Viable Alternative to Braces, an Invisalign Offers Solace to Adults Who Need Teeth Realignment
It might be a surprise to hear that almost 20% of people who need to wear braces are adults. In the past, it was pre-teens and teens who were the primary orthodontic patients. However in 2014, around 1.4 million adults in America received braces as a teeth alignment treatment.
Braces for adults are an option at any age. Some receive them when they are 18, others when they’re 30 and some even go for braces when they’re in their 50’s. The reason for this is because many adults never received orthodontic treatment when they were younger when braces were not as common nor as advanced. Additionally, there are issues which occur later in life that can affect teeth alignment, such as wisdom teeth pushing through or missing teeth. The problem with wearing braces as an adult is the stigma surrounding your appearance, and while there are four options for adult braces, there is only one, Invisalign, that addresses every concern for adults. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2n3cNCY
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Invisalign Holds Many Advantages over Traditional Fixed Applications
Crooked or overlapping teeth and a bad bite can be corrected through both traditional and new orthodontic applications. Besides braces, a typical and traditional fixed application, a modern aligner called Invisalign can resolve the above-mentioned teeth problems without all the inconveniences of braces.
Invisalign is readily available in California, including Folsom. Understanding the differences between Invisalign and braces, as well as the advantages of Invisalign, can help customers choose the right orthodontic treatment for their alignment or straightening needs.
Differences between Invisalign and Braces
Invisalign consists of a clear set of teeth aligners, nearly invisible, while braces consist of brackets and wires. In addition, plastic aligners can be easily removed and cleaned, whereas braces contain wires, which make brushing and flossing more difficult. Furthermore, since Invisalign is removable and flexible, it is free of food restrictions, unlike braces.
Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2k7DDbJ
Invisalign is readily available in California, including Folsom. Understanding the differences between Invisalign and braces, as well as the advantages of Invisalign, can help customers choose the right orthodontic treatment for their alignment or straightening needs.
Differences between Invisalign and Braces
Invisalign consists of a clear set of teeth aligners, nearly invisible, while braces consist of brackets and wires. In addition, plastic aligners can be easily removed and cleaned, whereas braces contain wires, which make brushing and flossing more difficult. Furthermore, since Invisalign is removable and flexible, it is free of food restrictions, unlike braces.
Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2k7DDbJ
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