Invisalign Clear Braces in San Jose
Virtually Invisible
Straighter Teeth Without Metal or Wire
Have you been dreaming of a straight, attractive smile, but don’t want to go through the hassle of getting wire braces? Invisalign could be the answer for you. These braces straighten your teeth with the use of clear, removable plastic aligners that are virtually undetectable. Nobody will know that you’re wearing braces!
- You can remove the trays for picture-taking and social events.
- You can eat any kind of food you want, since the trays can be removed before meals.
- The trays are clear, making them almost invisible while they’re being worn.
- The smooth plastic design means there are no sharp edges or wires to snag your lip or cut into your gums.
- They don’t require extensive and often painful band-fitting or wire-tightening.
- Each tray is customized to your mouth shape, so most patients can see results much more quickly.
The Invisalign Treatment Process
To begin your Invisalign treatment here in San Jose, you’ll meet with Dr. Heidari to take X-rays and photos of your teeth to compose digital 3D images for him to analyze. Based on these pictures, Dr. Heidari develops a detailed plan for treating your teeth.
After we establish the plan that you will follow, we create custom invisible aligners made of a smooth BPH-free plastic that perfectly fit your mouth. These braces are designed so that you can avoid gum and cheek irritation often found in wire braces.
You wear each set of braces for about two weeks, except for when you eat, drink, floss and brush. With every change of your Invisalign aligners, your teeth will move ever so slightly. This process repeats for anywhere between nine to 15 months and 18 to 30 liners, depending on your needs.
Invisalign Advantages
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No Metal or Wire
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Comfortable Plastic Tray
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Removable
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Virtually invisible
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Easy To Clean
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Satisfying Results
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Can Brush and Floss
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No Diet Restrictions
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Pain Free
Invisalign Teen
With Invisalign® for Teens, teenagers don't have to worry about embarrassing metal braces in their yearbook photos or Facebook profiles, while going to a prom, or any other social event.