most common questions about invisalign
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Most Common Questions about Invisalign
Invisalign is one of the modern alternatives for teeth straightening; as it helps to obtain the perfect smile you always wanted
Before choosing Invisalign, make sure you're aware about its use and functions
Here is the most common frequently asked question about Invisalign
How Invisalign work?
Invisalign uses new 3-D imaging technology to know the complete process from the initial position of your teeth to the final desired position
Then, the clear braces are designed for your teeth based on the results of 3-D imaging.
After a couple of weeks, these aligners are replaced by new one and progressively your teeth will start moving to your final desired position.
What are the main benefits of Invisalign?
Invisalign aligners are virtually invisible and it can be easily removed, so it is difficult for people to notice you during or after the Invisalign treatment process.
Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign allows you to eat or drink all of the food types you enjoy.
Is Invisalign Painful?
Invisalign never uses wires or brackets, so it never gives pain or irritation like traditional metal braces
However, there is a lot of chance for a temporary discomfort during the first few days of each aligner.
This is usual – it just says the treatment is working and your teeth have started to move to your final destination.
Is Invisalign not a suitable choice for certain people?
1. Invisalign is an applicable choice for most kids and adults.
2. Usually, Invisalign is not a suitable choice for people who are having baby teeth or second molars.
3. Better consult with a dentist or an orthodontist to know if Invisalign treatment is right for you.
How much the Invisalign Treatment Costs?
Usually, the cost of Invisalign treatment process will vary from several factors
The average cost for the treatment is about $5000, but it may ranges from $3,500 to $7,000.
Does Invisalign contain BPA?
No, Invisalign aligners are not having Bisphenol-A (BPA).
They are actually made from USP class IV medical grade, and have passed all medical regulatory requirements to be worn in the mouth.
