Circleville's Top Invisalign Provider
The Invisalign Treatment Process
To begin the process of getting Invisalign, please schedule an appointment at our dental office in Circleville. During this appointment, our dentists will conduct a thorough evaluation, which includes taking photos, digital x-rays, digital impressions, and intraoral images. Using this information, our dentists will virtually plan your Invisalign treatment and determine how your teeth will shift.
Once our plan is finalized, an Invisalign lab will create multiple sets of clear aligners for your treatment. When your aligners are ready, you will need to visit North Court Family Dentistry to collect your first sets of aligners. At this visit, we will also provide instructions on how to properly wear them.
How to Wear Invisalign Clear Aligners
Please wear your first set of aligners for 2-3 weeks, as we will provide you with the exact duration. Once that time is up, switch to the second set. Initially, you may feel that the aligners are tight, but this is a positive sign as it indicates that your teeth are already shifting.
Once you have completed wearing the second set, we will schedule another appointment for our dentists to assess your progress and provide you with the next sets of aligners. This process will continue until you have worn all the aligner sets prescribed by our dentists and your treatment is complete.
On average, Invisalign treatment lasts for 12-18 months. You will find motivation in the noticeable improvement of your teeth's alignment each time you switch to a new set of aligners.
Benefits of Straightening Your Teeth with Invisalign
- Attain a refined and elegant look with nearly undetectable crystal-clear aligners
- Easily brush and floss without the hassle of maneuvering around brackets and wires on your teeth
- Take off your aligners and indulge in all your favorite foods
- Experience the comfort of smooth, irritation-free plastic aligners
- Obtain the same stunning outcomes as traditional braces, but without the presence of brackets and wires on your teeth
- Crooked teeth
- Crowded teeth
- Gapped teeth
- Overbites
- Underbites
- Crossbites
- Open bites