Smile Makeovers With Invisalign®
If you’ve always wanted straighter teeth but prefer to avoid traditional metal braces, Invisalign® may be the ideal solution for you. Dr. Anna Bailey and Dr. Heather Heppner are certified Invisalign® providers, offering customized treatment plans using this advanced, virtually invisible aligner system.
Invisalign® uses a series of clear, removable aligners that gently and discreetly guide your teeth into proper alignment. With this modern approach to orthodontic care, many patients begin to see noticeable improvements in just a few months—without the discomfort or appearance of metal brackets and wires.
Take the first step toward a healthier, more confident smile with Invisalign®. Our team is here to help you achieve outstanding results with comfort and convenience in mind.
How Invisalign Works
Once Invisalign® is determined to be the appropriate treatment for your needs, we will take detailed digital images and impressions of your teeth. These are sent to the Invisalign® laboratory, where a series of custom-made aligners are fabricated specifically for your smile.
Each set of aligners is worn for approximately two weeks and is designed to gradually shift your teeth into their ideal position. For optimal results, aligners should be worn for 22 hours per day and removed only for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing.
Throughout your treatment, you will visit our office every 6 weeks so we can monitor your progress and make any necessary adjustments. With consistency and expert guidance, Invisalign® offers a discreet and comfortable way to achieve a beautifully aligned smile.
Is Invisalign® Right For You?
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Crowded Teeth
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The Benefits of Straight Teeth
- Gives you healthier gums – When teeth are too widely spaced or crowded, they often become inflamed and red. These characteristics not only look bad, they’re a sign of periodontal disease.
- Makes teeth easier to clean – Crowded teeth are much more difficult to floss, which can lead to plaque buildup and eventually tooth decay.
- Prevents abnormal tooth wear – Crowded bottom teeth often cause one or more teeth to jut out, which rub against the upper teeth. Over time, this leads to an inefficient chewing function and can cause undue wear to tooth enamel.
- Decreases your risk of tooth injury – Crowded, protruding upper teeth are more likely to be broken in the event of an accident.
- Decreases headaches or neck pain – Crooked teeth place excessive stress on the gums and the bone that supports the teeth. This can also be a sign of a jaw misalignment, which can lead to chronic headaches as well as face or neck pain.
- Improves self-esteem and happiness – An important component of your overall health is your mental health. Numerous studies have shown that having a better looking smile increases the amount you smile, which in turn leads to various health benefits, including lower stress and improved cognition.
- Improves overall health – The tooth decay and gum disease associated with crooked teeth are detrimental to your health.
