What are Invisalign™ Braces?
Invisalign™ is an orthodontic option of clear aligners which have revolutionised the way we can align teeth.
This is a relatively new way to straighten your teeth without having the “metal mouth” look of traditional braces.
Invisalign costs are now more than affordable. With the payment plans we offer, you can choose to pay over the period of your treatment rather than upfront.
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At Quay Dental, we strive to provide our patients with the very finest general, surgical, and cosmetic dentistry in Sydney.
Located on Bridge Street, in the heart of Sydney’s Central Business District, our office is convenient to most businesses and to public transit, as well.
We believe in staying up to date on all of the latest state-of-the-art equipment, technology, and dentistry methods to give our patients the best results and the most positive experience possible. We offer a full range of services and procedures to meet your dental and oral health needs, and we will work with you to provide you with everything you’re looking for in dentists in Sydney CBD.
Our team of professional dentists and assistants work to give each and every one of our patients a positive, comfortable, and relaxed experience while maintaining the highest standards of care. We are constantly working to stay up to date on all of the latest in dental care. From technology to techniques, we are here for you with the best methods and procedures for your needs.
When you first start treatment, there may be a slight adjustment period during which the aligners may feel “strange” or slightly uncomfortable. But don’t worry, most patients become accustomed to their new aligners fast, and after a while, hardly even notice that they’re there at all.
The length of time that Invisalign treatment takes can vary depending on a number of factors, including the complexity of your dental case, your commitment to wearing the aligners as directed, and the length of time that you have been instructed to wear them each day. On average, treatment with Invisalign takes between 9 and 15 months.
Invisalign aligners are made of clear, plastic material that is nearly invisible when worn.
Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign aligners can be removed for eating, brushing, and flossing, which can make mealtime and oral hygiene easier.
Finally many people find Invisalign aligners to be more comfortable than traditional braces, which can cause mouth irritation and soreness.
Some people experience mild discomfort or soreness when they first start wearing Invisalign aligners. This is normal and can be caused by the pressure that the aligners exert on your teeth as they gradually shift them into the desired position. This discomfort can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers or by applying orthodontic wax to the aligners to reduce friction.
Most people find that the initial discomfort subsides after a few days to a week, as they get used to wearing the aligners and their teeth adjust to the pressure. Some people experience no discomfort at all during their Invisalign treatment.
It’s also worth noting that Invisalign is typically considered to be less uncomfortable than traditional braces, which can cause mouth irritation and soreness, especially when the braces are tightened during regular adjustments.
Some people experience discomfort or soreness when they first start wearing Invisalign aligners. This is normal and can be caused by the pressure that the aligners exert on your teeth as they gradually shift them into the desired position. This discomfort can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers or by applying orthodontic wax to the aligners to reduce friction.
Most people find that the initial discomfort subsides after a few days to a week, as they get used to wearing the aligners and their teeth adjust to the pressure. Some people experience no discomfort at all during their Invisalign treatment.
It’s also worth noting that Invisalign is typically considered to be less uncomfortable than traditional braces, which can cause mouth irritation and soreness, especially when the braces are tightened during regular adjustments.
