Invisalign is invisible! It is a see-through method of aligning your teeth. This transparent dental appliance is being used as a perfect substitute for those ugly metal brackets that we have dreaded all our lives. A lot of us have dealt with the embarrassment they cause while growing up. Your cosmetic dentist will suggest you to wear Invisalign if you don’t want the metallic look of the conventional braces. These aligners are made of plastic and are meant for everyone. If you are one of those people who desire to have a perfectly aligned set of teeth, Invisalign is for you. This is probably the most widely preferred and frequently used substitute for traditional braces.
Why Would Your Dentist Recommend Dental Invisalign? In What Cases Would It Suit You?
Invisalign is a product typically developed for teenagers and adults. It is specifically useful for people who religiously need to follow a treatment schedule recommended by their cosmetic dentist to repair and align their crooked teeth and also correct the following dental problems:
Overcrowding Of Your Teeth
If there is a lack of sufficient space between your teeth, they tend to become crowded or overlap within your jaw. This makes it difficult for them to fit properly within your jaw. If you suffer from this problem you are probably headed towards severe dental issues or are already facing them right now. Don’t let them go untreated because according to your cosmetic dentist crowded teeth are often cause plaque accumulation and cavities. They also increase your risk of contracting gum diseases.
Do You Have Space Between Your Teeth?
Many people among us face this problem and it is very embarrassing for them. This is the problem of extra spaces between their teeth. It often occurs in people who have unusual growth in their jaw bone. Again this condition can lead to severe gum problems primarily due to missing teeth that if had been there would function as a safety net or protection for your gums. If left ignored it may result in periodontal pockets and periodontal disease.
Crossbite Is Another Major Dental Problem
You are said to have this condition when your lower and upper jaws do not align properly with each other. A very common problem that it leads to is of unusual tooth chipping. Other problems include periodontal disorders which cause bone loss and gum disease.
Consult Your Dentist If You Have Underbite
When your lower teeth close outside or further out from your front teeth it is called underbite. This condition happens when your upper jaw has had abnormal growth and your lower jaw has had overgrowth. You may experience painful joint and jaw problems.
Don’t Ignore The Issue Of Overbite
When your upper teeth overlap your lower teeth it is called overbite. It is usually due to genetics. Other reasons include bad oral habits and overgrown bone that supports your teeth. If left unheeded it may result in fractured or chipped teeth and severe gum diseases. All the above can be rectified with the help of Invisalign. Are you game for it?
For more details, contact us at:
Lifestyle Dental and Implant Clinic
284 Garstang Road Preston Pr2 9RX
01772 717316