Invisalign in Ealing

At Puresmile Ealing Dental & Implants in Ealing, West London, we are proud to be an Invisalign Diamond Provider which means we have the experience of treating a large amount of Invisalign cases. The convenience and ease of use have made Invisalign the teeth straightening choice of over half a million people and counting. Book a consultation and see if Invisalign could give you the smile you dream of.

Invisalign

Invisible Braces For Teeth Straightening

Invisalign® is the invisible way to straighten teeth using a series of practically undetectable, removable aligners that you change every two weeks for a new set. Each aligner is individually made to fit you perfectly ensuring maximum comfort. It’s the perfect orthodontic choice for modern life.

How Does Invisalign Work

We develop a computer model of your treatment.
Invisalign® make a series of custom-made aligners. Each clear aligner is slightly different, moving your teeth gradually into the desired position. You wear each aligner for approximately two weeks, before moving on to the next in the series.
Treatment length will vary depending on your case, but the average treatment time will be nine to fifteen months.
At Puresmile Ealing Dental & Implants in Ealing, West London, we’ll see you for a progress review every 4 to 6 weeks during which you receive your new aligners. If you prefer, you can arrange for an Invisalign video consultation from one of our specialist Invisalign dentists and we can deliver your braces by post. Each aligner will move your teeth little by little, week by week, until they reach the desired position.

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Why Choose Invisalign?

Low visibility – no metal at all, they are clear and hardly anyone will notice them.
Removable – remove your aligners to eat and brush teeth and also for the occasional special event.
Healthy – as the aligners are not attached to your teeth they allow for normal brushing, meaning it’s easier to maintain good oral health during treatment.
Comfortable – no metal brackets or wires to irritate your gum or the inside of your mouth.
Confidence – clear aligners and no metal brackets means you will smile more during your treatment and perhaps feel more relaxed. Invisalign will have less impact on your life than fixed braces.

Invisalign Diamond Provider

At Puresmile Ealing Dental & Implants in Ealing, West London, we are experts in Invisalign treatment and are proud to have been given Invisalign Diamond Provider status. Invisalign Diamond Provider status means we’ve completed a large number of Invisalign cases and have the experience and skills to give you the best possible Invisalign treatment.

What can Invisalign fix?

Are you wondering if Invisalign can help you with your orthodontic problem? Here is a guide to how Invisalign can be a solution to a variety of dental problems. We advise you to book an Invisalign Consultation with one of our dentists to find out for sure.

Crossbite: When one or more teeth from the upper jaw, bite on the interior of the lower set of teeth, it is referred to as a crossbite. This happens when both upper and lower jaws are misaligned. It can cause degradation of teeth, loss of bone and gum disease.
Crowded teeth: Crowding of teeth occurs when there is not enough room in the upper and lower jaws to fit all your growing teeth. As a result, the teeth get crowded and when left untreated become severely misaligned or crooked. It is hard to effectively clean misaligned teeth so problems of plaque, gum disease and tooth decay are common with crowded teeth.
Overbite or Deep Bite: This happens when the upper jaw abnormally covers the lower jaw. An overbite can give rise to gum problems, wearing of teeth on lower jaw and joint problems.

Gapped teeth: Gaps in between teeth can occur due to abnormal jawbone growth or when, due to lack of teeth, neighbouring teeth shift from their respective positions into the extra space. Gapped teeth can give rise to gum problems and periodontal disease.
Open bite: An open bite occurs when some teeth on the upper and lower jaws are unable to meet each other. Genetics, poor chewing habits and excessive sucking on thumbs can cause an open bite.
Underbite: Insufficient growth of the upper jaw or missing upper teeth can cause the lower jaw to protrude and give rise to what is known as an underbite. This hinders the normal functioning of the front teeth and can cause pain in the jaw.