Invisalign Alta Loma CA

Your Invisalign treatment plan begins with a comprehensive consultation with our experienced orthodontist, one of the top dentists in Alta Loma CA. During this visit, we’ll evaluate your teeth, discuss your smile goals, and determine if Invisalign is the right option for you. This is also the perfect time to ask any questions you might have about the treatment.

If Invisalign is right for you, we’ll create a custom treatment plan using digital impressions of your teeth. These impressions help us map out the precise movements of your teeth and predict the length of your treatment. This detailed plan ensures your aligners will fit perfectly and work effectively.

Once your aligners are ready, you'll receive your first set along with detailed instructions on how to wear and care for them. You'll need to wear your aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day, removing them only to eat, drink, brush, and floss.

You'll visit our office every 6-8 weeks to monitor your progress and receive your next sets of aligners. During these visits, our orthodontist will ensure your treatment is on track and make any necessary adjustments.

Your Invisalign treatment plan begins with a comprehensive consultation with our experienced orthodontist, one of the top dentists in Alta Loma CA. During this visit, we’ll evaluate your teeth, discuss your smile goals, and determine if Invisalign is the right option for you. This is also the perfect time to ask any questions you might have about the treatment.

If Invisalign is right for you, we’ll create a custom treatment plan using digital impressions of your teeth. These impressions help us map out the precise movements of your teeth and predict the length of your treatment. This detailed plan ensures your aligners will fit perfectly and work effectively.

Once your aligners are ready, you'll receive your first set along with detailed instructions on how to wear and care for them. You'll need to wear your aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day, removing them only to eat, drink, brush, and floss.

You'll visit our office every 6-8 weeks to monitor your progress and receive your next sets of aligners. During these visits, our orthodontist will ensure your treatment is on track and make any necessary adjustments.

If your teeth overlap or are tightly packed, Invisalign can gradually shift them into proper alignment. Early treatment can prevent more severe issues from developing and improve oral hygiene.

Invisalign can effectively close gaps or spaces between teeth, enhancing your smile's appearance and oral health. Addressing gaps early can help prevent food particles from accumulating and reducing the risk of dental problems.

Overbites, underbites, and crossbites can cause discomfort and affect your bite function. Invisalign can correct these issues, preventing potential damage to your teeth and jaw. Early intervention is often key to achieving optimal results.

If your teeth have shifted back to their original position after traditional braces, Invisalign can be used to regain your desired smile. Addressing relapse promptly can prevent more significant misalignment and reduce the need for further orthodontic treatment.

If your teeth overlap or are tightly packed, Invisalign can gradually shift them into proper alignment. Early treatment can prevent more severe issues from developing and improve oral hygiene.

Invisalign can effectively close gaps or spaces between teeth, enhancing your smile's appearance and oral health. Addressing gaps early can help prevent food particles from accumulating and reducing the risk of dental problems.

Overbites, underbites, and crossbites can cause discomfort and affect your bite function. Invisalign can correct these issues, preventing potential damage to your teeth and jaw. Early intervention is often key to achieving optimal results.

If your teeth have shifted back to their original position after traditional braces, Invisalign can be used to regain your desired smile. Addressing relapse promptly can prevent more significant misalignment and reduce the need for further orthodontic treatment.