Invisalign® in Windsor

Do you want to straighten your teeth discreetly? Don’t you like the look of metal brackets and wires? You’ll be happy to know Invisalign® may be the perfect solution!

Here at Dental House La Salle, we offer Invisalign® treatment, and we will discuss this option in great detail to determine whether it is right for your smile. This treatment consists of clear aligner trays that will fit perfectly over your teeth to shift them into the right positions. Treatment is practically invisible, and you can straighten your teeth discreetly.

Commitment to a Straighter Smile

Commitment is required as you will have to wear your aligners for most of the day, and while the trays are removable, they must be worn at all times unless you are eating or drinking. We will discuss your dental goals and what you wish to achieve in terms of your smile aesthetics and will schedule a consultation to discuss this treatment in great detail. If you are a suitable candidate, we will create a plan and will use Invisalign® to help you enhance your smile.

Invisalign® is a very popular treatment for teenagers and adults who want to straighten their teeth without metal brackets and wires. We aim to help you achieve tangible results with your clear aligners so that you will love the appearance of your new smile.

There are many benefits you will enjoy with Invisalign®, including comfort and no dietary restrictions. You can continue to eat all the food you love throughout your treatment and will not feel self-conscious about attending social events.

Cosmetic & Functional Oral Health Solutions

Invisalign® can treat several dental issues, including cross bites and overbites, and we will discuss your concerns and the severity of your condition to determine whether Invisalign® is the right solution. If this orthodontic treatment is suitable for your dental needs, we will get started right away!

Straighter teeth are easier to clean, which will improve your oral health over time; after several phases of treatment, your smile may undergo noticeable changes. We will monitor your progress and will make sure you’re on track to achieve a straighter smile.

If you’d like to know more about Invisalign®, contact Dental House LaSalle for their oral healthcare needs. Call 226-526-9997 today to schedule an appointment with our team!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does Invisalign work?

Invisalign uses a series of custom-made clear aligners that apply controlled pressure to gradually move teeth toward planned positions. Patients progress through a sequence of aligners and attend follow-up appointments so treatment can be monitored. The aligners are removable for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing.

2. Who is a good candidate for Invisalign?

Invisalign may be suitable for teenagers and adults with concerns such as crowding, spacing, or certain bite problems. Whether clear aligners are appropriate depends on the type and complexity of tooth movement required, your oral health, and your ability to wear the aligners consistently. An assessment at Dental House LaSalle can help determine whether Invisalign is an appropriate option.

3. How long does Invisalign treatment usually take?

Invisalign treatment time varies depending on the complexity of the case and the amount of tooth movement required. Some cases may be completed within several months, while others can take a year or longer. A more specific estimate can be provided after your teeth and bite have been assessed and a treatment plan has been developed.

4. How many hours a day should Invisalign aligners be worn?

Invisalign aligners are generally intended to be worn for approximately 20 to 22 hours per day. They are typically removed for eating, drinking anything other than water, brushing, and flossing. Consistent wear is important because wearing the aligners less than directed can affect treatment progress.

5. Can Invisalign treat more complex orthodontic concerns?

Invisalign can be used for many orthodontic concerns, including some more complex cases, but it is not the best option for every patient. Suitability depends on the bite, the type of tooth movement required, and other clinical factors. An orthodontic assessment can determine whether Invisalign or another treatment approach is more appropriate.