Blossom Dental and Facial Aesthetics
Clear aligner treatment
Invisalign clear aligners straighten your teeth without metal braces. They're virtually invisible, comfortable and removable, so brushing and flossing stay simple.
Invisalign Preferred Provider
Dr. Huda Aljonaidy
Overview
Invisalign uses a series of clear, custom-made aligners to move your teeth gradually into place. Because they're virtually invisible, you can straighten your teeth without the look of metal braces.
Invisalign is backed by years of clinical research. Its SmartTrack material and SmartForce features let your dentist move teeth more precisely, so it can treat a wide range of cases, from mild to complex.
Every smile is different, so your treatment starts with a consultation. Dr. Huda Aljonaidy will look at your teeth and bite and let you know whether Invisalign is a good fit for you.
Clear aligners are virtually invisible, so you can feel confident while you straighten your teeth.
Depending on your case, you may be able to switch to new aligners every week, which can help you reach your new smile sooner.
Aligners made from SmartTrack material are designed to fit well, feel comfortable and be easy to put in and take out.
SmartTrack material and SmartForce features are backed by clinical research to make tooth movement more predictable.
Is it right for you?
Invisalign can treat many cases, from mild to complex, and Dr. Huda will confirm whether it's right for you after an exam. It may help if you have:
Your treatment
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Dr. Huda examines your teeth and bite, talks with you about your goals and lets you know whether Invisalign is a good fit.
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Impressions or a digital scan of your teeth are used to plan your treatment and create a series of aligners made just for you.
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You wear each set of aligners as directed, then move on to the next, sometimes as often as every week. Each set moves your teeth a little closer to their new position.
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Regular visits let Dr. Huda check your progress. When treatment is complete, she'll talk with you about how to keep your new smile in place.
Bite problems
Crooked teeth and bite problems affect more than your smile. Left untreated, some can lead to gum problems, tooth wear and jaw pain. Here are some of the cases Invisalign can treat:
Gaps can form when the jawbone keeps growing abnormally or when missing teeth let others shift. Gaps can leave gums unprotected, trap bacteria and raise your risk of periodontal disease.
When there isn't enough room in your jaw, teeth can become more crooked over time. Crowding makes plaque harder to clean away, which raises the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.
The upper teeth bite over the lower teeth, often because of genetics, habits or overdevelopment of the bone that supports the teeth. It can lead to gum irritation, wear on the lower teeth and painful jaw and joint problems.
The lower teeth sit in front of the upper front teeth, usually because of how the upper or lower jaw grew, or because of missing upper teeth. It can affect how your teeth work, cause tooth wear and lead to painful jaw and joint problems.
Some teeth don't meet the opposing teeth when you bite. It can stem from jaw structure or thumb-sucking and may lead to painful chewing, speech problems and TMJ disorders.
One or more upper teeth bite on the inside of the lower teeth, at the front or the sides. It can lead to tooth wear, gum disease and bone loss.
For teens
Teens can straighten their teeth with Invisalign too. Teen aligners have compliance indicators that fade from blue to clear, so it's easy to see whether they're being worn as directed.
Because the aligners come out, brushing and flossing stay simple. That helps protect your teen's gums during treatment.
Before and after Invisalign treatment.
Questions
Still wondering about something? Call us at (386) 947-7603 or send us a message, and we'll be glad to help.
The cost depends on your case and how long your treatment takes. We'll go over costs, insurance and payment options at your consultation.
Aligners made from SmartTrack material are designed to fit well and feel comfortable. You may feel some pressure when you start a new set, which is a normal sign your teeth are moving. They're also easy to take out and put back in.
It depends on your teeth and your goals. For some people, changing aligners weekly can help shorten treatment. Dr. Huda will give you a personal estimate after your consultation.
Invisalign can treat many cases, from mild to complex, including gaps, crowding, overbites, underbites, open bites and crossbites. Dr. Huda will examine your teeth and bite to let you know if it's right for you.
Teeth can shift over time, so protecting your results takes a little follow-through. When your treatment is complete, Dr. Huda will talk with you about the best way to keep your new smile in place, such as wearing a retainer.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Huda. She'll examine your teeth, talk about your goals and explain what your treatment could look like.
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