Clear Dental Aligners Treatment

Invisalign, also known as “Teeth Correction without braces” treatment; it is an orthodontic treatment method that has been applied for 18 years in the world and for 6-7 years in Turkey. As an alternative to Metal Braces, Transparent Dental Aligners Treatment is the newest orthodontic treatment method, can be treated with sequential aligners specially produced with 3D technology for each patient.

Clear Dental Aligners Treatment: This technological method, which is applied to gapped and crooked teeth, as well as to patients with jaw closing problems, is an alternative to braces, which won’t cause mouth irritation thanks to its smooth appliances. Before the treatment; our patients with gum disease and dental caries should have their treatments done first.

Clear Dental Aligners Treatment Process

During the treatment process, patients can easily remove and wear the Transparent Dental Aligners whenever they want, and can remove the aligners in important social environments. Transparent Dental Aligners are hardly noticeable. The treatment process begins one week after the patient is examined and the patient’s measurements are taken. The application and treatment of Clear Dental Aligners can take between 12 and 18 months. This period may be extended for another 6 months after the examination and control of the dentist. A Sufficient number of aligners will be provided to the patient and these aligners should be changed by the patient at intervals of one week. Use of Clear Dental Aligners; Oral and dental hygiene should be provided before and after.

After treatment, the patient will have a perfect smile.

In which disorders can Invisalign be used?

Overbite

Overbite can wear down the teeth and cause joint and gum problems. There is also a chance of the teeth being more likely to chip and break if they are too far forward.

Crowded Teeth

When your crowded teeth are left untreated, might be difficult to clean. There may be more tartar build up and stains and this can lead to gum disease, plaque, and tooth decay.

Underbite

This usually occurs when there is a larger lower jaw or variations in the jawbone and tooth growth giving rise to bite problems and cosmetic issues. This can hinder the proper functioning of the teeth.

Gapped Teeth

It is caused by unusual growth of the jawbone or lack of adjacent teeth. Gapped teeth can cause discomfort as well as periodontal disease.

Open Bite

An open bite generally arises when the teeth in your lower and upper jaws do not meet properly.

Crossbite

This occurs when your lower and upper jaw teeth do not align correctly. They cross over each other to form a reverse bite position. that can lead to a gum disease.