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Treatable Cases With Invisible Braces
Overbite
An overbite occurs when your upper front teeth overlap or swell past your lower front teeth. Sometimes just the teeth are in the wrong place or the entire jaw is in the wrong place. Invisible braces can correct overbite but depend upon the severity.
Crossbite
Crossbite means misalignment of teeth. If you ignore the issue, it can lead to severe gum pain. Invisible braces can correct crossbite within a few months and are great for people who do not have severe crossbite problems.
Spacing
Invisible braces are an excellent choice for individuals with gaps in their teeth. Visible spacing in teeth can affect the aesthetics of your smile and may contribute to tooth decay and gum disease, so it's advisable to use invisible braces for a straighter and healthier smile.
Underbite
An underbite occurs when the lower teeth protrude beyond the upper teeth. This misalignment can lead to difficulties in chewing and speaking, as well as jaw pain. With invisible braces, this can often be corrected within 6 to 18 months depending on the severity of the condition.
Open Bite
An open bite occurs when there is a space between the upper and lower front teeth even when the jaws are closed. This can lead to issues with biting and chewing food properly, as well as speech impediments. Fortunately, invisible braces can help resolve the issue.
Crowding
Crowding occurs when teeth overlap due to insufficient space in the jaw, making it difficult to clean between them and increasing the risk of decay and gum disease. Invisible braces fix this by gently moving teeth into position. However, the treatment can vary depending on the extent of the crowding.
Midline Deviation
Midline deviation is when the center line of upper and lower teeth is misaligned, causing an asymmetrical smile and jaw issues. Invisible braces correct this by aligning the teeth for a more harmonious and balanced smile.
Best Daytime Clear Aligner Plans in the UK
Explore Daytime Clear Aligners to straighten your teeth discreetly. These transparent trays are designed to be worn for approximately 22 hours a day, offering effective results with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
Most popular NightOnly Clear Aligner Plans
Designed to be worn primarily at night for 8-10 hours straight, NightOnly aligners are a popular option for individuals with busy schedules seeking a convenient teeth-straightening solution.
Why Are Invisible Braces Better Than Other Braces
Transparent
Invisible braces are crystal clear so no one will know you’re straightening your teeth. Invisible braces don’t contain brackets or wires.
Removable
Invisible braces are removable. You can remove them on your own whenever you wish to. You can remove it at the time of eating, drinking, or brushing.
Comfortable
Invisible braces have clear edges that don’t irritate your gums or cheeks. They are more comfortable than other traditional braces.
Effective
With invisible braces, you can get your dream smile in a very short period – 4 to 6 months on average.
Why Invisible Braces?
Costs up to 60% less than braces
Getting Started with the Invisible Braces is Easy
To begin the treatment most companies offer an at-home impression kit or in-office digital scans to evaluate your dental issues.
Here’s a brief overview of what to expect:
FAQs
Just for your Smile!
Invisible braces or clear aligners are clear, snug-fitting, customized, and removable appliances designed to aid in the movement or straightening of teeth.
Clear aligners work through a series of snug-fitting trays that fit over your teeth, applying precise force to gradually correct their position.
The duration of treatment can vary depending on individual needs and the severity of misalignment.
It is recommended to remove aligners while eating and drinking anything other than water to prevent damage or staining.
It is not recommended to chew gum while wearing invisible braces, as it can affect the fit and effectiveness of the treatment.