Invisalign can be as effective as traditional braces for many orthodontic issues. It offers the advantage of being less noticeable and more comfortable.

Yes, Invisalign is safe when used under the guidance of a qualified dentist or orthodontist. It's made from medical-grade, BPA-free plastic.

Your treatment starts with a dental consultation, followed by a custom treatment plan. The dentist will take impressions or digital scans of your teeth to create your aligners.

Invisalign may initially cause a slight lisp or minor speech alterations, as your mouth adjusts to the aligners. However, these changes are typically temporary and most people adapt quickly, often within a few days. Practicing speaking with the aligners can help speed up this adjustment.

Invisalign is not completely invisible, but it's far less noticeable than traditional braces. The clear aligners are designed to blend with your teeth.

Clean your Invisalign aligners by gently brushing and rinsing them in lukewarm water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or hot water.

The duration of Invisalign treatment varies, typically between 12 to 18 months. Treatment time depends on the complexity of the case.

Retainers are typically required after Invisalign treatment. They may be included in your treatment plan or provided at an additional cost.

You should not eat while wearing Invisalign aligners. Remove them before meals and snacks to avoid damage and staining.

There are no food restrictions with Invisalign, as you remove the aligners to eat. Just ensure you clean your teeth before reinserting them.