Invisalign Teen

Teens love Invisalign because it lets them live their lives freely – playing sports or hanging out with friends – without worrying about their looks. With removable and virtually invisible trays shifting the teeth into proper alignment, Invisalign is the ideal choice for teens who want to achieve a healthy, straight and beautiful smile, but don’t want to be held back by traditional metal braces.

• Straighten teeth without braces
• Removable: You can brush and floss normally.
• Clear Aligners: Nearly invisible
• Freedom: You are free to eat whatever you desire
• Comfortable: Aligners are tailor made to your teeth, hence they are comfortable with reduced pain and irritation.

Invisalign Teen treatment straightens teeth in a simple, powerful and discreet way. The actual trays are completely customized to fit your teen’s unique mouth, and they are made of smooth and clear plastic so they’re practically invisible to the eye.

Our Specialist Orthodontist will customize a treatment plan to move the teeth on a predetermined path over time, ultimately unveiling the beautiful and perfectly straight smile they deserve.

Invisalign Teen’s unique characteristic:

A blue dot indicator on the aligner fades as the tray is worn properly. This way, if the light has not faded at the end of two weeks, you will know that you don’t have to switch to the next tray.

A gentle yet powerful treatment, Invisalign Teen can correct both mild and complex dental issues, including:

• Excess spacing. This occurs when there is too much space in between the teeth, creating a gap.
• Overbite. Also known as “buck teeth,” this occurs when the upper teeth are located too far in front of the lower teeth.
• Underbite. An underbite occurs when the lower jaw protrudes beyond the upper jaw, causing the front lower teeth to overlap the front top teeth.
• Open bite. This occurs when some of the top and bottom teeth don’t meet all the way when biting.
• Crowding issues. Crowding occurs when there isn’t enough space for the teeth to fit properly within the jaws. Signs of crowding are teeth that are twisted and displaced.
• Crossbite. A crossbite develops when the upper and lower jaws are misaligned, causing some of the upper teeth to touch the inside of the lower teeth.