Showing posts with label Corona Invisalign®. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corona Invisalign®. Show all posts

Thursday, November 1, 2018

Invisalign® a Beautiful Straight Smile in Less Time


Invisalign® is the clear way to straighten crooked teeth without uncomfortable wires and brackets. With invisible braces in Corona, you can correct your crooked, tipped, tilted, or rotated teeth in less time. With Invisalign®, that annoying space between your front teeth may be gone in as little as nine to twelve months.

What is So Different about Invisalign®?


According to your cosmetic dentist in Corona Invisalign® is removable. Because your clear plastic aligners are removed when you brush, floss, and eat, tooth decay and gum disease isn’t as high a risk.

Conventional wires and brackets stay on your teeth for the entire treatment time. This makes it impossible to brush and floss as thoroughly as you should. Conventional braces can also cause permanent staining under your brackets.

Clear braces are also more comfortable than wires and brackets. There is no more pushing and pulling with Invisalign®, as the aligners ease your mouth into position, gently and effectively. You won’t have to worry about a wire break and cheek puncture with invisible braces.

How Does Invisalign® Work?


Depending on your Invisalign® blueprint, you will be given between 11 and 31 sets of clear plastic aligners that you swap out every seven to 14 days. Each set gets you closer to your desired smile. Because you do most of the work yourself, you will only need to see your dentist in Corona every six weeks to make sure your Invisalign® system is going according to plan.

What Does Invisalign® Work For?


Invisalign® works for teeth that are rotated, crooked, tilted, or tipped. If you have a smile that is misaligned or a small gap between your teeth, ask your dentist if you are a good candidate for Invisalign®. Although some patients aren’t the majority are.

If you would like more information regarding Invisalign®, call or click and schedule an appointment with an Invisalign® dentist in Corona today.

Thursday, June 1, 2017

Invisalign Instead of Braces for Straight Teeth

Invisalign® is the revolutionary way to straighten teeth, and if you have been reluctant to see a dentist or orthodontist because you don’t want to wear conventional wires, and brackets, talk to Dental Care of Corona who can determine if you are a good fit for Invisalign®.

Old School Braces

Conventional braces can take up to two years to straighten your teeth, but that isn’t the only problem with old school braces. Because you cannot remove the wires and brackets, it is impossible to brush and floss properly. With conventional braces tooth decay and gum disease are both issues. Conventional wires and brackets can also cause pain when adjusted.

Invisalign® Clear Plastic Aligners

Invisalign® consists of a series of clear plastic aligners that you wear between 20 and 22 hours every day. Because you remove your aligners when you eat, brush and floss you are less likely to deal with gum disease or tooth decay.

The Invisalign® Process

Dental Care of Corona will custom make the Invisalign®  trays and give you between 11 and 31 sets of clear plastic trays that you will swap out every week or two depending on your Invisalign® customized tooth straightening plan.

Unlike conventional wires and brackets, you will only need to see your Corona Dentist every 6 weeks to make sure that your Invisalign® treatment is going according to plan. Old school wires and brackets require more frequent dental appointments. Although the average for Invisalign®  wearers is between 9 and 18 months, some patients will have a brand new smile in as little as six months.


If you want to boost your self-confidence and repair your rotated, tipped, or crooked teeth, schedule an appointment with Dental Care of Corona who can determine if Invisalign® is right for you. You really can have the smile that you deserve. Call for a no obligation Invisalign® consultation today. 

Monday, February 1, 2016

Invisalign for a New Smile

If you thought you were too old for braces because you just do not want to deal with those unattractive brackets and wires, think again. Thanks to Invisalign®, you can have straighter teeth in as little as six months depending on your particular situation. The average length of treatment is between 9 and 13 months.

Invisalign® really is a revolutionary system that can give you the smile that you have always wanted, and best of all, the only people who will know that you are wearing Invisalign® are you and your dentist.

Invisalign® utilizes a series of clear plastic aligners that you wear between 20 and 22 hours each day. You take your Invisalign® clear plastic aligners when you eat, drink, floss, and brush. Depending on your case, you may require between 18 and 30 sets of aligners that you will replace every two weeks.

Invisalign® is the comfortable way to a beautiful smile, as you will not have to deal with abrasive and annoying standard metal wires and brackets. Because you are not wearing old school braces, you will only have to visit your dentist every 6 weeks to make sure that everything is going to plan.

Unlike metal brackets and wires, Invisalign® makes it easier to prevent gum disease and tooth decay. Because standard braces are attached to your teeth, it is impossible to brush and floss everywhere. This makes you more susceptible to dental caries and gingivitis or periodontal disease.

Straighter teeth have never been easier thanks to Invisalign®. Invisalign® really is the best way to improve your smile. Invisalign® can fix overly crowded or widely spaced teeth. You may also be a good candidate for Invisalign® if you have a crossbite, an overbite, or an underbite.

An Invisalign® dentist will help design a custom Invisalign® program that will address your specific orthodontic or dental issues.

If you would like more information regarding Invisalign® and what it can do for you, call or click and schedule an appointment with your dentist who can determine if you are a good candidate for Invisalign®.