Invisalign® in Delta, BC

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Straight teeth improve oral health, reduce cavities, gum disease, and premature wear, while enhancing bite function. Crowded teeth are harder to clean and may lead to tooth loss. Many prefer Invisalign® over traditional braces for its comfort, convenience, and aesthetics. Consult our Invisalign® orthodontist to see if it’s right for you!

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What is Invisalign?

Invisalign® is the most popular treatment for those who are looking for alternatives to braces. The Invisalign® aligners made of clear, BPA-free plastic are custom-fitted to your particular teeth and worn for about 22 hours a day over the course of a year or so (usually less time than metal braces). Invisalign® aligners work to gradually straighten your teeth over the course of the treatment. Invisalign® aligners are a comfortable, simple-to-maintain alternative to traditional metal braces, which can be uncomfortable, inconvenient, and a hassle to maintain.

Why Choose Invisalign?

Invisalign offers numerous advantages over traditional braces, making it the preferred choice for adults and teens seeking a more comfortable orthodontic experience.

Invisalign Treatment: What to Expect

Our proven 4-step process ensures you receive the highest quality care and achieve the best possible results for your smile transformation.

Free Consultation

30 minutes

Schedule your complimentary consultation to discuss your smile goals and determine if Invisalign is right for you.

3D Digital Scan

15 minutes

Using advanced iTero® scanning technology, we create precise 3D images of your teeth without messy impressions.

Custom Treatment Plan

1-2 weeks

Your personalized treatment plan is created using Invisalign’s advanced software to map your tooth movements.

Start Your Journey

12-18 months

Receive your first set of aligners and begin your transformation to a straighter, more confident smile.

How Much Does Invisalign® Cost?

People often think that the cost of Invisalign® is a more expensive treatment option than regular metal braces. Although this used to be the case, now Invisalign® aligners cost about the same as metal braces. The exact cost of Invisalign® treatment will change according to various factors, such as what type of insurance coverage you have. Invisalign® costs also depends very much on the extent of straightening required—one or two crooked teeth that need straightening will be a lot less expensive than if every tooth in your mouth needs to be moved.

Many dentists are willing to come up with a payment plan that works for you if the Invisalign® cost is a problem for you. Remember, your dentist’s number one concern is your oral health and they will do whatever they can to help you get the treatment you need.

How Does Invisalign® Work?

If you are interested in Invisalign®, the first step is to book a consultation with your dentist or orthodontist to determine whether Invisalign® treatment is the right choice for you.

If you decide to try Invisalign®, in order to make your custom aligners your dentist or orthodontist will take impressions of your teeth in order to create a 3D map of your mouth. You will be given your customized Invisalign® aligners, which are easy to put on—simply slip them over your teeth.

Based on your case, the dentist will ask you to change your set of trays every 7-10 days to make sure the appropriate amount of pressure is being put on your teeth at all times for the most effective, efficient straightening process.

You will go in to your Invisalign® dentist or orthodontist for an evaluation every 6 weeks or so. Your dentist will check on the progress of the treatment and may recommend adding small, unnoticeable attachments to certain teeth if you need additional pressure to speed up the straightening process.

You will need to wear your Invisalign® aligners for 20-22 hours a day in order for them to be the most effective. However, the aligners are simple and easy to remove, so you can remove them for activities that they make difficult such as brushing and flossing your teeth, eating certain foods, participating in sports, and playing wind instruments.

Since you can easily remove your Invisalign® aligners, it is very easy to clean them, too—use water with a toothbrush and a little gentle soap to clean them twice daily. Be sure to rinse your aligners every time you remove them from your mouth.