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Below are answers to some frequently asked questions.
Invisalign
Yes, you should continue regular dental cleanings and check-ups during your Invisalign treatment. Remove the aligners before cleaning your teeth.
Yes, Invisalign can correct an overbite in many cases, depending on the severity and complexity of the bite issue. A consultation with an orthodontist is necessary to evaluate your specific situation.
You can drink water with Invisalign in, but it's advised to remove them when drinking beverages that are hot, coloured, or sugary to prevent staining and damage to the aligners.
No, you should remove your Invisalign aligners before eating or drinking anything other than water to avoid damaging them and to maintain oral hygiene.
Some people may experience temporary discomfort or pressure for a few days at the beginning of each new stage of treatment when a new aligner is first worn, but this is typically mild and temporary.
Clean Invisalign aligners daily with a soft toothbrush and water, using gentle brushing motions. Avoid using hot water or abrasive cleaners. Invisalign cleaning crystals can also be used for a deeper clean.
Invisalign uses a series of custom-made, clear plastic aligners that gradually shift your teeth into the desired position. Each set of aligners is worn for about two weeks before moving on to the next set.
The treatment time for Invisalign varies by individual but usually ranges from 6 to 18 months, depending on the complexity of the tooth movement required.
The cost of Invisalign treatment varies based on the complexity of the dental issues being addressed and the duration of the treatment. Typically, the cost range in Australia is from AUD 6,000 to AUD 9,000. However, for minor treatments or adjustments, the cost can be lower, starting from around AUD 4,500. Consult with us for a precise quote.
Invisalign offers aesthetic and comfort advantages over traditional braces for many patients, but the best option depends on the specific dental issues being corrected. Consultation with an orthodontist can determine the most effective treatment.
Many dental insurance plans cover Invisalign treatment similarly to conventional braces. Coverage varies, so it's important to check with your insurance provider.
Invisalign and braces are effective for different types of orthodontic corrections. Invisalign is often preferred for its aesthetics and comfort, but braces might be recommended for more complex adjustments.