Straighten your teeth without wires

 

If you are still undecided about which orthodontic treatment option to choose, aligners may be the solution for you. Aligners, also known as Invisalign or invisible braces, are clear plastic mouthpieces that are customized to fit your teeth perfectly. They can straighten your teeth without putting any pressure on your gums or causing any other discomfort. Learn how aligners work, what to expect while using them and how you can keep your new smile looking beautiful in this guide on straightening teeth with aligners.

How do aligners work?

Aligners use a series of clear, removable aligners to gradually move teeth into position. At each step, your dentist or orthodontist will make adjustments that are invisible to you but make all of the difference to how you look and feel about your smile. Aligners work by gently rotating teeth over time through gentle pressure applied with precise adjustments at each step. Unlike traditional braces and other methods like Invisalign, aligners can be removed for eating, cleaning, and flossing as well as dental checkups. Each aligner is worn for two weeks before being replaced with a new one by you and/or your dental professional who has been instructed by us what steps to take to ensure you are moving along in treatment effectively while maintaining complete comfort throughout the treatment time frame!

Why do I need aligners?

Straightening teeth can be a scary and expensive thing to do, but with aligners, you won’t need to go through traditional orthodontic care. The beauty of aligners is that they help you get straight teeth in a way that’s affordable and comfortable; why would you want anything else? Plus, there are many other benefits to getting aligners for straightening your smile. For example, with braces, gum recession may occur due to pressure from metal brackets and bands on your gums.

Am aligner instructions

Following are important aligner instructions that you must follow strictly to use AM aligners properly: You should wear AM aligners for as long as it is prescribed by your dentist or orthodontist, usually 20-22 hours a day or more. You can remove aligners briefly for eating, drinking, and brushing of teeth but no longer than 30 minutes at a time to keep them clean and dry. Replace used aligners with new ones immediately following any removal.

Air gaps in aligners

Air gaps happen due to not wearing aligners continuously, or when eating food like chewy gum or sticky candy, which can trap air between your aligner and teeth for long periods.

 If you see an air gap forming after about a week of continuous wear, try to remove it by removing and re-inserting your aligners. This should usually resolve any issue with air gaps; if it doesn’t, you may have a different problem (like a gummy line), or something is interfering with your trays from staying on properly – please contact us!

Aligner care

aligned faster than ever with aligner care! aligners are easy to wear because they move teeth in small increments over time. and now, get aligned faster than ever with a brand new development – aligner care! each aligner is made from a thermo-moldable material that heats up in warm water and then cools down to set, making it even easier to put on and take off your aligners. don’t worry about air gaps either—our aligners have been adjusted for maximum comfort so you don’t have to deal with any spaces at all! order am today, and get ready for a smile that you can count on all life long! talk about flexible orthodontic solutions... we love them here at am!!

Cost of braces in Dominican republic

Even with aligners, some costs come with orthodontic treatment. Most of these costs are upfront and will be charged at the beginning of treatment, such as aligner cost ($800-$1200), x-rays ($150), diagnostic casts ($200-$300), and a baseline appointment fee ($350). Other orthodontic expenses include monthly retainers ($75-$100) and various appointments (such as emergency visits or yearly follow-ups). This can add up to a lot over time, but it is much less than traditional braces. If you plan on getting your braces off early, know that it comes with an additional charge for off-track services and tooth extraction if necessary.

Invisalign Philippines cost

Wires and braces can be very noticeable, which is a big turnoff for some people. Aligners are barely noticeable and easy to wear, making them a practical choice for adults who aren’t looking to miss time at work or school because of orthodontic treatments. You’ll have to wear them at night, though—and for about two weeks you might have air gaps in your aligners that could leave food stuck between teeth and cause problems like tooth decay or gum disease. But don’t worry; instructions from an orthodontist will tell you how to fix it. (A note: If you do want to straighten your smile with traditional braces, there are options!)