Discover the clear path to a confident smile with Invisalign®

The duration of Invisalign treatment typically ranges from 6 to 18 months, depending on your specific dental needs. Regular check-ups will help monitor your progress and adjust aligners as necessary. Dr. Bogan will provide a more accurate timeline during your consultation.

Yes, it does! Over 18 million people worldwide have benefited from Invisalign® treatment (Data on file at Align Technology, June 30, 2024). The therapy is conducted under the supervision of your dental provider, ensuring a safe and effective experience, especially with a skilled dentist like Dr. Bogan.

You can remove your aligners while eating, which allows you to enjoy your favorite foods and drinks without restrictions. It's important to brush your teeth before putting the aligners back in to maintain oral hygiene. This flexibility is one of the key advantages of Invisalign.

For optimal results, you should wear your aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day. This ensures that your teeth are consistently moving towards their desired positions. Only remove them for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing.

No, Invisalign® treatment requires a custom plan created by a dentist. This professional oversight is crucial for ensuring successful outcomes and high satisfaction rates. If any issues arise during your treatment, your dentist can adjust your plan to keep you on track. Skipping professional guidance could lead to complications or delays.

The disadvantages are minimal, with most patients experiencing only advantages! Remember, you’ll need to wear your clear aligners for at least 22 hours a day. Unlike traditional braces, which are fixed in place, you are responsible for wearing and caring for your aligners. Our team is here to support you every step of the way!

Not necessarily. Your personalized treatment plan will determine any changes, such as correcting an underbite, which can affect your jawline’s appearance.

Teeth can shift after treatment, especially if retainers aren’t worn. Most people who had braces in the past may notice this, too! As part of your treatment, we provide a custom retainer to help maintain your smile.

Some patients may experience temporary discomfort or pressure during the initial days of wearing a new aligner. This is a normal part of the adjustment process. If you experience prolonged pain or other concerns, consult your dentist.

Yes, we can provide treatment for just your upper or lower teeth with Invisalign®. It’s important to discuss your specific needs with Dr. Bogan and his team, who are excited to help you achieve a healthier, more confident smile!

Cleaning your aligners is simple; just rinse them with lukewarm water and brush them gently with a soft toothbrush. Avoid using toothpaste, as it can scratch the aligners. Regular cleaning helps maintain their clarity and hygiene.

Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of Invisalign® under their orthodontic benefits. However, there may be limitations, such as age restrictions or waiting periods. We’ll verify your orthodontic coverage and submit a claim to your insurance when you begin wearing your first Invisalign tray. Our team is skilled at maximizing your insurance benefits.

Our team would be happy to speak with your insurance company for you to clairfy your benefits for Invisalign treatment.

Additionally, if your employer offers a Healthcare Spending Account (FSA or HSA), you can use those funds towards Invisalign® treatment. Check with your HR department for more information.

Both Invisalign® and braces are effective for straightening teeth, but the best choice depends on your unique situation. Many people prefer Invisalign® for its aesthetic appeal, comfort, and flexibility in eating.

Once your treatment is complete and you’re satisfied with your results, you’ll receive a free set of upper and lower retainers. Initially, you’ll wear them for 22 hours a day for three months, then switch to nightly wear. We recommend wearing them indefinitely to keep your teeth straight and suggest replacing them every two years.