Comfortable, removable and practically invisible. It is the transparent alternative to traditional fixed braces, with the same benefits but without the aesthetic and functional disadvantages of normal orthodontics.
Invisalign is the transparent alternative to traditional fixed braces, an innovative (but already well established by many years of use) technique for straightening or aligning teeth. It is comfortable, removable and, above all, practically invisible: no one will notice that you are wearing it, even at close range!
With Invisalign you can finally have the smile you’ve always wanted, without the hassle or embarrassment of traditional fixed braces. More than 1.5 million people worldwide have been treated. Invisalign can help treat a range of orthodontic problems, such as crooked, crowded or spaced teeth. With no metal or sharp edges, it is comfortable to wear and without the annoying mucosal discomfort of traditional fixed braces.
Thanks to the lighter, progressive movements, Invisalign can also be used in patients who, due to pre-existing gum problems, may not be suitable for wearing traditional orthodontics.
As there are no elastics, wires or brackets, it requires almost no maintenance, requiring less care, fewer emergency dentist interventions and fewer follow-up appointments.
Invisalign can be removed as needed for trouble-free eating and drinking. The aligner is easily cleaned with a toothbrush and toothpaste during normal tooth cleaning and its weekly replacement also reduces handling problems.
It should be remembered that more and more seemingly similar, and cheaper, proposals are appearing on the market. However, the various alternative proposals do not have the same experience, reliability and, above all, guarantee on the results that can be obtained.
So, as in every field, it is better to be wary of imitations! Only suitably qualified orthodontic specialists can become Invisalign providers, after obtaining the necessary recognition and qualification. Only then can the practitioner licence the practice in which he practises.
