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Invisalign in Dallas, Texas

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Invisalign in Dallas, Texas

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INVISALIGN IN DALLAS, TX

For adults in dallas who want to make a smile improvements, we have good news: it’s not too late to move your teeth, and you may not even have to get braces.

Instead, we can provide you with Invisalign clear aligners, which are nearly invisible when worn on the teeth and can be taken out for meals and brushing/flossing your teeth. You’ll be able to eat what you want, and you can feel free to smile at others without being concerned that they’ll see anything other than the beautiful smile that Invisalign brings.

Invisalign in Dallas, TX.

Why choose Invisalign?

Invisalign is one of the most powerful and popular dental advancements today.

But there are a few things you must know before getting Invisalign.

Let's discuss why you should choose Invisalign if you live in Dallas.

Reduced Risk: With Invisalign, there is less risk of shrinking tooth roots from the excessive forces than conventional braces may impose

Time-Saving: there are much fewer dental visits than with conventional braces

Better Oral Hygiene: Unlike conventional braces, which are hard to clean around, you remove your aligners to brush and floss.

Custom trays and aligners for life: Your Invisalign aligners double as whitening trays and a nightguard during and after treatment.

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How much does Invisalign cost in Dallas?

The price of Invisalign falls somewhere between $2500 and $6500, depending on the complexity and length of your case.

It will also vary depending on where you live, the type of provider you choose, and how much your insurance covers.

The orthodontic coverage for your insurance will cover Invisalign. And although these plans will not cover the full treatment, they will definitely help a lot.

Some insurance plans have a $2,000 maximum lifetime for coverage, which is usually about a third of the cost of Invisalign.

This may sometimes be used as a down payment towards Invisalign and can get you a monthly payment plan with your provider.

Some people come interested in Invisalign Express, a cheaper treatment that only uses 10 aligners and is good for minimal movement. This option is typically not enough for most cases, which typically require 18 to 50 aligners but our orthodontist in Dallas, TX will be well equipped to tell you how long your treatment will be.

Esthetics: You get clear, almost invisible aligners.

Speed: Invisalign cases tend to be shorter than conventional braces because it can move more teeth at once.

Comfort: Unlike conventional braces, there are no wires or sharp edges

Results: Invisalign can move teeth in ways that braces cannot

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BOOK YOUR INVISALIGN CONSULT IN DALLAS, TX

Free Invisalign consult in Dallas, TX.

Your appointment to get Invisalign will start with impressions or digital scans of your teeth, which are sent to Invisalign. Invisalign will then make a 3D model of your teeth before and after the proposed treatment.

Once you and your orthodontist have approved the model, the aligners are fabricated and sent to your dentist’s office. Your orthodontist will then bring you in to get you started treatment.

How long is Invisalign treatment?

Most cases are between 10-24 months with switching out the aligners every two weeks.

The length of your treatment will be based on how complex your case is. The more complex your case is, the more aligners and time it will take.

The average case takes a little over a year. The ClinCheck will show you an estimate of how long your treatment will be based on how many aligners you will need. Our orthodontists are fantastic at guiding you along your Invisalign journey and letting you know how long your orthodontic treatment will be.

What does Invisalign feel like?

Fortunately, Invisalign is way less painful than braces. You may experience some pain and discomfort with Invisalign, but it’s more soreness than the pain of sharp brackets that come with traditional braces.

Invisalign also causes less gum inflammation and discomfort when brushing. And it doesn’t cause root resorption (part of the tooth root shrinks), which is sometimes seen with braces, which can cause tooth loss.

I recommend giving yourself time to get used to wearing the aligners and taking them in and out of the mouth.