Invisalign only works for small gaps and minor misalignment.
With the right treatment plan, Invisalign can treat a wide range of orthodontic issues, including overbites, underbites, and even complex cases.
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Invisalign trays are painful liketraditional braces.
While you may feel slight pressure when switching aligners, Invisalign is designed for comfort, with no sharp wires or brackets causing irritation.
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Invisalign treatment takes longer than metal braces.
The treatment length depends on the case, but Invisalign can often straighten teeth faster than braces when worn consistently as directed by your dentist.
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You can eat and drink anything while wearing Invisalign.
Invisalign trays must be removed before eating or drinking anything but water. This helps prevent stains and keeps them clean and clear.
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Invisalign always costs more than traditional braces.
The cost varies based on your treatment plan, but many dental offices offer flexible payment options, and insurance may cover part of the cost—just like with braces.