Clear Aligners (Invisalign)

Invisalign aligners are one of the best approaches for dental issues, from bite problems to gaped and crowded teeth. Ask you why? Because, they’re:

Invisalign aligners

How does Invisalign work?

First Step

Using the ITERO Scanner, taking a fast and precise 3D digital scan of your teeth and gums. This scan plays as a map to create tailored aligners that are made only for your teeth.

Second Step

Invisalign uses a series of clear, custom-made aligners, crafted from smooth and stealthy plastic. The trays are typically worn for two weeks before being replaced by the next set in the series, gradually progressing towards the desired outcome.

Third Step

Invisalign aligners work by applying gentle, consistent pressure to your teeth. It’s a subtle tactic, moving your teeth with such slow force that you might not even notice the pain. This pressure is a key success, and with consistent pressure, you can expect a smile you’ve always dreamed of.

Invisalign for Teen and Adult

Invisalign Teen

For candidate teens, the Invisalign treatment can be the best solution because the aligners are removable, allowing participation in sports and other activities without restrictions. The lack of dietary restrictions is also appealing, as teens can maintain their regular diets without the concerns associated with braces.

Invisalign teens have blue indicators that will fade away if wearing them constantly. Moreover, six replacement aligners are free of charge, offering a sense of security if the aligners are lost or accidentally damaged.

Invisalign aligners for teen
Invisalign aligners for adults

Invisalign for adults

Overall, Invisalign treatment is the perfect solution for mild to moderate dental alignment. Invisalign offers a convenient alternative to metal braces, with treatment typically lasting 12 to 18 months. Invisalign is ideal for adults who want to:

How much do Invisalign aligners cost?

The exact price depends on many factors, such as the complexity of the case, the duration of treatment, the experience of an orthodontist, the location, and many other factors. However, the average cost of Invisalign ranges between $3,500 and $8,000.

Affordable Invisalign Treatment at York Orthodontics

We truly understand that Invisalign aligners cost can be a big matter for many individuals, and because of it, they may avoid receiving the proper orthodontic treatment. Due to that, at York Orthodontics, we offer flexible payment plans, including weekly or monthly installments, to make Invisalign accessible for everyone.

Moreover, we accept insurance and FSA contributions to help manage expenses.

Frequently asked questions

Invisalign is a clear, removable, custom-made aligner that can effectively treat mild to moderate dental issues. Aside from the many advantages of Invisalign aligners, they have their own limitations; they are unable to treat complex or severe dental problems. For this kind of dental issue, metal braces are the best approach.

By the way, the choice between Invisalign and braces ultimately depends on the specific needs and preferences of the individual. While Invisalign offers aesthetics and convenience, braces provide a more robust solution for severe cases.

Yes, Invisalign can cause some discomfort and pain, often described as mild and temporary. This pain is a sign that Invisalign is working, and it usually subsides within a week as you adjust to the new aligner, but it can recur with each new set.

To clean Invisalign trays, use clear, lightly-scented hand soap and a soft manual toothbrush daily. For stains, soak the aligners in a solution of equal parts hydrogen peroxide and lukewarm water for 20 minutes, and for hard buildup, use diluted white vinegar.

Invisalign is worth it for those seeking a discreet, comfortable teeth straightening option with high user satisfaction due to its aesthetics, comfort, and effectiveness. It's an investment, but one that delivers straighter teeth and a confident smile.

  • Severe bite problems
  • Improperly-shaped teeth
  • Severely-rotated teeth
  • Very large gaps between teeth
  • Raising and lowering teeth