Invisalign is a way of straightening your teeth. It's a modern way of straightening your teeth without brackets and wires and fixing your bite. Basically, it's super easy. You just wear some plastic trays and your teeth straighten out.

Invisalign is very quick and easy and it is not painful at all. You just wear some trays and not have a bunch of metal hardware in your mouth. My patients love it and their teeth straighten and they absolutely love their smiles. They can brush, floss, eat, do whatever they want, and it's so much easier than traditional braces for them.

Invisalign, yes, it is really faster than braces because, you know, people are a lot more compliant. Stuff is not breaking, their brackets or their wires are not breaking, and basically, even if a tray breaks you just switch to the next tray and you move on and it goes by really fast.

Invisalign is a lot more comfortable than braces because the mouth is not being poked by wires or metal braces. You don't have to adapt your lifestyle of eating or watch what you eat and things like that, so it's a lot more comfortable and easy.

It depends on the situation that you're in, but it could be as quick as six months to maybe a year, year and a half, or two years depending on your particular situation. But the average case is about a year long or so.

Basically, it's very easy. We just take some photos of you, photos of your teeth, and then I design the case for you. We look it over together and then we give you some trays to wear. We do a little bit of work on your teeth, which is completely painless. No shots are necessary, no pain at all, and that's about it. Then you get started and all you have to do is wear your trays.

Invisalign trays are just like, you know, these clear aligners or clear retainers that you wear. How many will depend on your particular case. How long is more important and, like I said, the average case is about a year long or so.

Yes, you do.

Well, we just have to make sure that you don't have any disease process going on like cavities, infected teeth, gum disease, those kinds of things. Those have to be treated first. And then almost everybody qualifies for Invisalign unless, you know, you're about to lose your teeth or something.

Yes, Invisalign can fix crossbite, depends on how severe it is. We can always take a look at your particular case, but I have fixed many cases with crossbite. Not every case can be fixed with Invisalign, but neither can they be fixed with braces. It's likely a surgical case.

No, Invisalign is not painful at all. At the most, there is just a little bit of an adjustment period in the beginning when you have to start wearing your trays. It's more like establishing your routine, but other than that, it's very easy.

If you have a lot of gum disease or cavities, they need to be treated first. You would not be disqualified, but we need to make you healthy before we do your Invisalign treatment.

We would love to see you for a free consultation to answer questions specific to you. You can give us a call today at (714) 744-1242 to schedule your free consultation.

It depends on every single insurance and if you have coverage for orthodontics or not. We definitely help you out with that. We help you check that out. And if you don't have coverage for Invisalign orthodontics, then we give you very significant discounts to compensate for that. So either way, it's a win-win situation.

It depends on what kind of insurance you have through Medicaid. To my knowledge, it doesn't cover it, but again, if you give us your insurance information, your specific insurance information, we can look it up and tell you exactly what your coverage is.

Invisalign ranges in cost from case to case, but an average case could be anywhere from $3,700 to $7,700. It depends on what's going on with you, if you just need slight fixing or, you know, you need a lot happening. So it kind of depends on your situation and we will always customize the cost to your particular case.

We do offer free consultations for Invisalign. It's very easy. You just call (714) 744-1242 and schedule an appointment for a free consultation. And we will explain everything to you—your insurance, the cost, how long it'll take for you, how many trays, what your exact case will be like. You know, we like to show you what your smile can be like. So it's super easy. Go ahead and schedule, just give us a call.