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For the right case? Absolutely. For most cases? Braces give us more control over the precise movements that matter. That's why we recommend braces more often. We're not anti-Invisalign. We're pro-best-result. At your free consultation, Dr. Tahir and Dr. Lia will tell you which one your mouth actually needs.
Depends on your case. Most treatments run 12 to 18 months. Simpler cases can wrap up faster. Complex ones take longer. The biggest variable is compliance. Wear your trays 22 hours a day and your timeline stays on track. Skip days and it stretches. Want your actual timeline? First visit is free.
You'll feel tightness when you pop in a new set of trays. Especially day one and two. That's your teeth moving. It's actually a good sign. Most patients say Invisalign is more comfortable than braces overall. Any early sensitivity is normal and fades fast.
20 to 22 hours a day. They come out for eating, drinking anything other than water, and brushing. That's it. Wear them less and your timeline stretches and your result suffers. Invisalign only works if you do.
If your case is right for it and you'll actually wear the trays 22 hours a day? Yes. Great investment. If your case is better suited for braces, choosing Invisalign anyway means paying for a lesser result. Don't guess. Come in for a free consultation and let Dr. Tahir and Dr. Lia tell you which tool fits your mouth.
No. Take them out before eating or drinking anything besides water. Eating with trays in damages them, stains them, and traps food against your teeth. Not great for cavities. The routine: remove, eat, brush, put them back. Takes about a minute.
