Straightening Smiles With Invisalign In Kennington
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that uses a series of custom-made clear plastic aligner trays to gently move the teeth. With clear braces, our cosmetic dentist and team can discreetly fix problems such as teeth crowding and even close large gaps. Adult patients love Invisalign because it allows them to get the care they need without the hassles and worries about their appearance that would be brought on by metal braces.
Even better, the trays are removable, so there are no dietary restrictions, and patients don’t have to adopt a new, intricate brushing and flossing routine. It’s a treatment that slips easily into any person’s life, goes unnoticed, and in just a year, there is a perfectly straight smile looking back at them in the mirror.
Ready to do something about your crooked teeth? Invisalign can give you the results you want without the mouthful of metal. To schedule a consultation with our cosmetic dentist, call Pure Elegant Smile today.
Made to move all sorts of smiles.
Invisalign treatment is clinically proven to be effective. In the hands of an experienced Invisalign Provider it can be used to treat mild to complex teeth straightening issues.
Overly crowded:
Overly crowded teeth can get worse over time, and result in severely crooked teeth. This crowding can lead to plaque accumulation, tooth decay and an increased chance of gum disease.
Gapped teeth:
Spacing issues and gaps between teeth can lead to gum problems (due to lack of protection by the teeth), periodontal pockets and increased risk of periodontal disease.
Deep bite:
Deep bite can lead to gum problems or irritation, and/or wear on the lower teeth, and can cause painful jaw and joint problems.
Underbite:
Underbite can prevent the normal function of front teeth or molars, which can lead to tooth wear. It can also cause painful jaw and joint problems.
Open bite:
Open bite can cause poor or painful chewing, and even speech impairment. It can also lead to greater issues like temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD)