Given how much we use our mouth or flash our teeth for photos every day, dental insecurities have become one of the hardest aesthetic problems to overcome. Whether it’s an overbite, underbite or misalignment, we’re sure you’re on a relentless quest for the perfect dental treatment. Invisalign treatment has been one of the highly-acclaimed teeth straightening treatments in recent years. Read on for the top tips you need to know as an Invisalign beginner.
You hardly can see them
Invisalign clear aligners are almost invisible – and for a good reason. As the main point of teeth straightening is to correct dental irregularities that cause insecurity, it doesn’t make much sense to bring even more attention to it with metal wires like in traditional braces, right? During your Invisalign treatment, your clear aligners will make it look like almost nothing has changed, even when in fact, healthier and straighter teeth are in progress!
You Have to wear your aligners
Yes, you have to wear your aligners for up to 22 hours per day. For optimal results, you’ll have to follow your Invisalign provider’s instructions when it comes to oral care. Commitment to the process is crucial throughout the procedure which can take a minimum of 3 months. Once you’ve decided to give Invisalign system a shot, follow through and the results will leave you nothing short of happy.
It is almost Painless
If you have low pain tolerance, the Invisalign treatment is definitely for you. The clear aligners cause minimal to zero pain compared to traditional braces. It is also removable so you can continue enjoying your favorite food. Invisalign clear aligners are designed to be as minimally invasive to your current lifestyle as possible.
Written by
Dr. Feda Nazzal
General Dentist
Dr. Feda Nazzal holds a Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) and has experience as a clinical instructor and supervisor at Ajman University Clinic. Her areas of expertise include cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign treatment, Digital Smile Design (DSD), and dental photography. With additional training in laser dentistry and aesthetic dental procedures, she has a particular interest in veneers, smile makeovers, and smile enhancement treatments. She has also contributed to the field through published dental research.
