Invisalign® in Florida

What is Invisalign?

Invisalign is a virtually invisible way to straighten your teeth. During treatment, you’ll wear transparent aligners made with smooth, BPA-free plastic. These aligners are custom-made using X-rays and imaging software, ensuring a perfect fit over your teeth. Over time, the aligners apply slight pressure that shifts your teeth into the proper place. Every two weeks, you’ll change to a different set of aligners until your Invisalign treatment is complete.

How Much Does Invisalign Cost?

Due to the customized nature of Invisalign treatment, your specific Invisalign cost will vary depending on the complexity of your case. Your treatment duration and insurance coverage will also factor into your total Invisalign cost. Only a qualified Invisalign dentist can properly assess your case and determine the cost of treatment. Book your Invisalign consultation to learn more about our affordable Invisalign and your financial options.

How Long Does Invisalign Take?

The average length of treatment with Invisalign in Clearwater is one year for adult patients. Most patients complete their treatment within two years. You’ll wear your aligners approximately 20-22 hours per day, removing them to eat and drink. Every four to six weeks, you’ll visit the dentist to track your progress and ensure treatment is progressing as planned. Ready to straighten your smile? Get started by scheduling an appointment with our office.

Invisalign Dentists

Only qualified Invisalign dentists can recommend treatment with clear aligners. At our practice, you’ll find experienced Invisalign dentists with the training necessary to produce great results. You’ll receive a completely personalized treatment plan that will straighten your teeth in as little time as possible. During treatment, you’ll meet with the dentist every four to six weeks to evaluate your progress and make any necessary adjustments. Contact us today to schedule your evaluation with one of our knowledgeable Invisalign dentists.

Invisalign vs. Braces

When comparing Invisalign vs. braces, many people choose Invisalign because it’s a modern, metal-free solution. Appearance is one of the top reasons patients choose Invisalign, but the priority is receiving the best treatment for your case. While adults and teens with mild misalignment issues will benefit from Invisalign, those with severe issues may require treatment with metal braces. Find out which treatment is best for you by booking an appointment with one of our experienced dentists.

Benefits of Invisalign

Why should you choose Invisalign in Clearwater? In addition to providing effective orthodontic treatment, Invisalign offers many other benefits. The benefits of Invisalign include:

• Fewer trips to the dentist
• The ability to enjoy the foods you love
• The ability to brush and floss teeth normally, protecting against gum disease
• A metal-free, clear smile

Is Invisalign Right for Me?

Only a licensed Invisalign dentist can determine if you’re a candidate for clear aligners. Invisalign can correct moderate crossbite, gapped teeth, protruding teeth, and much more. While adults and teens will benefit from Invisalign, young children typically are not good candidates for treatment due to the complexity of their dental issues. If you’d like to find out if you’re an Invisalign candidate, call our office to book an evaluation.

Does Insurance Cover Invisalign?

Insurance plans vary widely, so be sure to consult with your provider before starting Invisalign. Some plans offer orthodontic coverage for Invisalign similar to that of regular braces. If your plan doesn’t provide coverage for Invisalign, ask about our flexible financing options. These plans make the cost of Invisalign affordable with convenient monthly payments.

Life After Invisalign

Following treatment, you’ll continue to brush and floss your teeth as you normally would. Many patients are required to wear Invisalign retainers after treatment, which keep your teeth in their proper position. Visiting your dentist for regular cleanings and dental exams will also keep your straightened smile healthy.