Invisalign Clear Aligners Bloomfield
Discreet, Customized & Comfortable Clear Aligners
We offer an excellent orthodontic alternative for adults who weren’t able to receive orthodontic treatment as teenagers as well as teenagers who don’t want to commit to years of wearing metal brackets and wires. Invisalign in Bloomfield is transparent, discreet, and convenient, not to mention that it allows our patients to straighten their smiles without having to put their regular life routines on hold. Call us today to schedule a consultation and learn whether you’re a good candidate for Invisalign.
Why Choose Premier Family Dentistry of Bloomfield for Invisalign Clear Aligners?
- Comfortable & Precise Digital Impression System
- Family-Friendly Dentistry in a State-of-the-Art Office
- Discreet Orthodontics for Adults & Teens
See your new Invisalign smile in seconds
Scan the QR code to see your smile transformation
- Get your Phone
- Open your camera
- Point it at the QR code
- Snap Your Smile
- See your new smile
How Invisalign Works
Invisalign uses clear, customized aligners to gently and gradually shift teeth into their ideal positions, eliminating the need for metal brackets and wires completely. Every two weeks or so, you’ll advance to the next series of aligners in your treatment until you reach your final results, and every six to eight weeks, you’ll return to our office for a quick progress check. We’ll also provide you with the next series of trays in your treatment during these routine visits.
Who Can Invisalign Help?
Are you interested in straightening your teeth with clear, comfortable, and convenient aligners? If so, you’ll be happy to hear that Invisalign has helped more than 17 million patients. So, there’s a good chance that you’ll be a candidate, too! The best way to find out is by scheduling a consultation at our Bloomfield office, but you can also read on to learn more about the orthodontic problems clear aligners can correct.
Crowded Teeth
“Does Invisalign fix crowded teeth?” This is one of the most-asked questions about clear aligner treatment. If you’re struggling with overcrowding and have been wondering the same thing, we have good news: the answer is “yes” for patients with mild to moderate cases. So, don’t just assume that traditional braces are your only path to your dream smile. You may be able to achieve the same beautiful results without any metal!
Gaps Between Teeth
Are there small, but noticeable spaces between several of your teeth? Maybe you are struggling to smile confidently because you have a large gap between your two front teeth. Either way, Invisalign may be the answer! If we determine that you’re a good candidate, then we can use a custom series of clear aligners to guide your teeth from where they are now to their ideal positions (often in just 12-18 months, too!).
Overbite
While your upper teeth should sit in front of your lower ones, several problems can arise if they jut out too far, including trouble chewing properly and enunciating clearly. That’s why we recommend exploring your treatment options sooner rather than later, even if you are happy with the appearance of your smile. The sooner you do, the sooner we can determine if you’re a good candidate for Invisalign.
Underbite
Some patients are struggling with the opposite issue: their lower teeth sit in front of their upper ones. If you’re one of them, then you know exactly how difficult it is to smile with confidence, enunciate clearly, and chew properly with an underbite. Fortunately, traditional braces are no longer the only option! With a custom series of clear aligners, we can correct mild to moderate cases of this orthodontic problem as well.
Crossbite
A crossbite is when some of the upper teeth sit behind the lower ones. If that’s the case for you when you bite down, then it’s important to pursue orthodontic treatment before it leads to TMJ dysfunction, premature wear, and other serious problems. The good news is that Invisalign aligners are often a solution when used in tandem with other orthodontic accessories, like rubber bands and buttons.
Open Bite
Open bites often form due to genetics and childhood habits, like thumb sucking. Unfortunately, even relatively mild cases can lead to issues, including premature wear and tear on your teeth. It’s important to get the orthodontic treatment you need before that happens! At your consultation, we can complete a comprehensive oral exam and determine if Invisalign is the best solution.
The Benefits of Invisalign
With Invisalign trays, you’ll be able to enjoy a range of unique benefits, including:
- Shorter average treatment times than braces.
- Discreet appearance for boosted confidence during treatment.
- Convenient removability makes it easier to brush and floss teeth.
- No food restrictions during treatment. Just take out the aligners before you eat or drink anything besides water!
- Easy-to-clean clear aligners.
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Less time spent in the dental chair than with braces.
Propel®
Propel is a special orthodontic service that can be used in combination with Invisalign clear aligners to allow you to achieve faster results. Our team will use a small handheld device to stimulate the bone that supports your teeth, signaling it to create new bone in order to aid in the movement of your tooth roots. There’s no recovery time, virtually zero discomfort, and most patients who are undergoing orthodontic treatment can benefit from Propel as well!
AcceleDent®
AcceleDent is another FDA-approved service we offer in combination with Invisalign clear aligners. For 10 to 20 minutes every day, you will place your mouth on a small mouthpiece that will gently vibrate. These soft vibrations will help your aligners be more securely seated over your teeth, leading to increased treatment efficiency and in some cases, faster results!
Alternative Orthodontic Options
In addition to Propel, AcceleDent, and Invisalign aligners, Dr. Abboushi also offers Six Month Smiles for patients who are looking for more cosmetic-focused orthodontic care. Our team can help match you up with the orthodontic option that best fits your unique dental need at your initial consultation, once we’ve had a chance to examine your mouth and X-rays.
