Smile more with Invisalign Sunday

A beautiful, straight smile can have a positive impact on all aspects of your life. If you are happy with the appearance of your teeth, you are likely to have greater self-confidence and self-esteem. You are more likely to look after your teeth carefully to maintain your beautiful smile, which means dental health complications, such as cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease are less likely to occur. You would also visit your dentist regularly to maintain your smile and smile more often and freely than those embarrassed by their teeth.

Benefits of smiling

Smiling has many benefits; it is your body’s natural response to happiness. Smiling releases groups of neurotransmitters, including dopamine, serotonin and endorphins, which can elevate mood, relieve stress and lower blood pressure as well as act as natural painkillers. Even a fake smile can have a positive impact on your mental well-being as it can trick your brain into feeling happy.

Invisalign Sydney

If you want to smile more happily and confidently, speak to your dentist about Invisalign Sydney. Invisalign is a modern method of straightening teeth that has proven highly popular amongst patients of all ages across the world. In 20 years, Invisalign has helped correct more than 14 million smiles and continues to be one of the most popular choices for modern-day orthodontic treatment.

Invisalign works using clear thermoplastic aligners to straighten teeth. These aligners are designed using the latest in digital dental technology and work as a sequence. Each is designed to move the teeth by approximately 0.25 millimetres, pushing them into a neater

formation and creating an aesthetically pleasing smile with straighter and more symmetrical teeth. By doing so, Invisalign can also improve dental health because teeth that are straight and neatly aligned are less prone to damage, uneven wear and tear, chips and cracks and breakage. They are less likely to be damaged in comparison to protruding teeth and significantly easier to clean. Your brush can reach a greater surface area of each tooth, and floss thread can glide easily between the teeth, meaning there is less chance of bacteria and food particles building up in your mouth and less chance of cavities, tooth decay or gum disease developing.

Is Invisalign suitable for you?

You need to find out whether Invisalign is suitable for you. Invisalign can be used to address most types of orthodontic issues, such as crooked, overlapping, overcrowded, gapped and protruding teeth. Invisalign can also correct bite disorders, such as crossbites, overbites and underbites. By improving the appearance of your smile and the health of your teeth, Invisalign can promote better dental health, well-being and quality of life. If you are eligible for Invisalign, speak to your dentist sooner rather than later to start enjoying the benefits.

Invisalign aligners are transparent, which means they are almost invisible when worn and highly discreet; this is why they are such a popular choice for orthodontic treatment. If you are embarrassed by the appearance of your teeth and want to do something about it without drawing attention to your mouth, Invisalign could be the right choice for you.

Speak to your dentist about a payment plan if you are worried about the cost of the treatment; there are various treatment plans that can suit your needs and budget. You can straighten your teeth within as little as 4 to 6 months if you are correcting simple aesthetic issues, 6 to 12 months if you have mild or moderate orthodontic issues or 12 to 18 months if you have complex orthodontic issues.

Your dentist will carry out an intro-oral scan of your mouth, which will help them design your treatment plan and let you know exactly how long the treatment will take, how much it will cost and the highly predictable results you should achieve.

If you are happy with the treatment plan, a sequence of aligners will be designed and manufactured for you; this should take approximately 2 to 3 weeks and will be delivered to the dental practice, after which you will be called in for your initial fitting. The rest of the process can be carried out in the comfort of your own home, so let your dentist scan your teeth and put together a treatment plan today.

Disclaimer

There are potential risks associated with any surgical or invasive procedure. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with a qualified healthcare professional for a second opinion before moving forward.