Invisalign: Possibilities with Technology
Invisalign, the most flexible dental brace treatment available, begins with an image. Their technology is based on the shape and condition of your teeth while always focusing on the end goal of where you and your dentist would like for your teeth to end up. The 3D computer images are used to create your unique Invisalign tray system.
Invisalign,
the most flexible dental brace system available, begins with an image. Their technology is based on the shape and condition of your teeth while always focusing on the end goal of where you and your dentist would like for your teeth to end up. Whether you are aiming to close gaps, overbites or crooked teeth, this virtually undetectable teeth alignment system offers a comfortable brace alternative to, in many ways, antiquated metal. Certified orthodontists are trained to apply and treat patients with Invisalign braces. They use computer imaging with digital photography to capture the current state of a patient’s teeth in order to, in a few weeks, return to him or her the flexible plastic trays that will perform bi-monthly realignment intervention. The process revolves around a dental impression and pictures, to create 3D scan imaging of your teeth.
With an Invisalign specialist; that is, an orthodontist who has completed extensive training to be able to apply and adjust Invisalign products for you, will help you every step of the way. And you begin with a consultation assessment. The first step is for your dentist to explain that this dental brace option is not suited for all dental malocclusions. For example, some crowding and bite misalignment may require metal brace manipulation before moving forward with the clear tray technology. After your candidacy has been determined, you will begin the process of determining the correct treatment trays for you. The second step requires that preliminary dental work such as teeth pulling, root canals, filling treated cavities, or repairing cracked teeth will be completed. The third step is creating the 3D imaging of your current smile.
The 3D images of your teeth are used to create your unique tray system. The scientists at Align Technology use their technology to determine how the teeth would gradually have to be moved from front to back, one by one in order to achieve your realigned smile 6 to 18 months. Once you receive your braces, from Align Technology Inc. in San Jose, California, your individual orthodontist will work with you to find the best fit, adjustment pace and compliance methods for your individual case.
Align Technology Inc. continues to create the most discreet and comfortable brace systems beginning with detailed images of your teeth. This is how the clear treatment procedure compliments any lifestyle and age group.