Does Invisalign Really Work?
If you're considering straightening your teeth or correcting your bite, and are wondering if Invisalign is a good option? The straight answer is, yes! Here, our dentists explain why.
Invisalign Clear Braces in Surrey, BC
If you're considering straightening your teeth or correcting your bite, and are wondering if Invisalign is a good option? The straight answer is, yes! Here, our dentists explain why.
Unlike traditional orthodontic treatments, Invisalign uses clear custom aligners, or trays, to straighten your teeth. Here, our dentists fill you in on how the trays work.
Throughout your Invisalign treatment you will wear each aligner for two weeks. This is enough time for bacteria and plaque to grow on them. Here's how to care for your Invisalign clear aligners to keep bad breath under control during your treatment.
Our dentists explain what the iTero scanner is and how it helps you get the most out of Invisalign.
Our Invisalign patients often wonder if wearing aligners will cause them to lisp. Here's a bit about how and why your Invisalign aligners might impact the way you talk when you begin your treatment.
Living with Invisalign is easy! The clear, removable aligners allow you to straighten your teeth with minimal disruptions to your daily routines. Here, our dentists explain.
There are many benefits of Invisalign clear aligners! If you are considering orthodontic treatment, it's definitely worth trying this discreet, convenient option. Here, our dentists explain why you don't need metal braces to help you achieve a straighter smile.
Crowded and crooked teeth can make it hard to maintain good oral health. Our dentists explain how straightening your teeth with Invisalign can help protect your oral health in the long-term.
Believe it or not, Invisalign aligners may actually be able to help with the causes and symptoms of teeth grinding. Our dentists share how the clear aligners can help protect your teeth, and what to do if your teeth grinding persists.
Invisalign may not have an impact on WHAT you eat, but may have more of affect WHEN you eat it. Our dentists explain.