Inman Aligner™ Warren Street, London

Invisalign is a brand of clear aligners used to straighten and align teeth. These orthodontic appliances are made of transparent plastic material that is virtually invisible when worn, making them a popular alternative to traditional metal braces.The Invisalign treatment process involves the following steps: Consultation: A consultation with an Invisalign provider to determine if Invisalign is the right option for you and to design a customised treatment plan. Treatment planning: Using the 3D model, the Invisalign provider will conceive a treatment plan that outlines the teeth' movements and the treatment duration. Aligner fabrication: A series of custom-made aligners are created based on the treatment plan. Each aligner is slightly different and designed to shift the teeth into the desired position over time gradually. Aligner wear: The patient wears the aligners for 20-22 hours per day, removing them to eat and brush their teeth. The aligners are changed every 1-2 weeks. Follow-up appointments: The patient visits their Invisalign provider frequently to ensure treatment is progressing as planned and to make any necessary adjustments. Invisalign can effectively address various orthodontic issues, including crowded teeth, gaps between teeth, overbites, underbites, and crossbites.

Invisalign is a trademark known worldwide, and they produce removable braces and clear aligners, among other things. It works with gentle forces, aligning the teeth almost entirely invisibly. It is a highly hygienic orthodontic method because you can take it out at any time and clean it. It is made of particular medical-grade plastic.The dentist will examine your teeth and set up a diagnosis during the first consultation session, which will help determine if you can use this orthodontic treatment method. The orthodontist will then take an impression of your teeth and call you back in about two days. Suppose Invisalign can be used to treat you. In that case, the dentist will make a study model of your teeth and send the study model and your x-rays to Invisalign headquarters. There, a series of clear aligners will be made, with each one being one step closer to the final result that you and your dentist had envisioned. After the first aligner is in place, you may feel uncomfortable, but it will soon subside, and you will get used to the feeling in a day or so, and you should feel no further troubles during treatment. An aligner is usually worn for around 1-2 weeks, and a consultation session with your orthodontist is necessary at around these intervals, so s/he can change the aligners in time. After your last aligner, you will receive a retainer, which works the same as regular retainers. Retainers come in two kinds; fixed and removable, and one will be assigned to you. It is important to wear your retainer, as the teeth naturally tend to return to their original position. Suppose you cannot wear the retainer for a day or two. In that case, it should not be a problem, as the retainer should be able to push your teeth back into position, as it can act as a very light orthodontic brace. If your teeth return for any reason to their old position for up to 2 years, then correction treatments are free of charge.