Invisalign FAQs in St. Albert

The Invisalign process involves wearing clear plastic aligners that gradually move your teeth. You switch to a new aligner approximately every two weeks until your teeth reach their intended positions. The duration of treatment varies based on individual needs.

The treatment duration is determined by your dentist based on factors like your bite, teeth alignment, and required movement. Individual requirements affect the treatment length.

Invisalign are crafted from medical-grade, BPA-free polyurethane resins, ensuring safety and comfort during use.

Check-up appointments are scheduled every 4 to 6 weeks to monitor progress, address concerns, and adjust treatment if necessary, as Invisalign don't need frequent adjustments.

Invisalign offer a discreet appearance, are removable for eating and oral care, provide enhanced comfort with smooth construction, and do not require regular adjustment appointments.

Cost depends on the severity and duration of treatment. Similar to traditional braces, more complex cases may require more aligners, impacting overall costs.

While we don’t offer financing, we do facilitate direct billing with insurance companies. For detailed information, consult your dentist or visit our website.

Invisalign can seamlessly integrate into your routine. They are removable for eating and oral hygiene, allowing for no dietary restrictions and easy brushing and flossing.

The number of aligners depends on the severity of misalignment, assessed during your initial consultation by your dentist.

Yes, Invisalign has a line designed for teenagers, featuring indicators to monitor compliance and tabs to accommodate molars.

Typically, aligners are changed every two weeks based on your dentist's instructions.

Rinse them, soak in recommended cleaning solutions, brush with clear anti-bacterial soap, and maintain good oral hygiene to prevent decay and bad breath.

Yes, Invisalign are removable for such activities, but ensure they're worn for at least 22 hours daily. Use a sports mouthguard to protect teeth during sports activities.

When not in use, keep your aligners in the provided case to safeguard them. For further information or specific queries, feel free to contact your dentist or refer to our website.