Invisalign in Columbus is a way to straighten the teeth without using metal braces. Instead of using metal braces to straighten the teeth, an invisible aligning retainer is used and switched out periodically for a new aligner.
At the start of the process an impression is taken of the teeth so the aligner will fit exactly into your mouth. The dentist or orthodontist makes a plan for your teeth to move into a straighter position over a period of time. Aligners are then made to fit into your mouth during the different stages of the process. These aligners are switched every two weeks so they can be worn in coordination with the position of the teeth. One aligner is worn for the period of two weeks and during that time it works to move the teeth into a new position. Once the teeth have reached their new position the next Invisalign aligner is worn for another two weeks to continue the straightening process. The dentist or orthodontist should be visited once every two weeks to check up on the progress and so you can obtain the next set of aligners.
The Invisalign aligners must be worn at all times to ensure that the process is working on a schedule. Invisalign should however be taken out when eating and drinking. Because of the responsibility of seeing the dentist every two weeks and wearing the aligners at all times except for eating and drinking, Columbus Invisalign solutions are more suitable for adult use rather than children.
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