Invisalign® aligners are made from medical-grade, high molecular-weight polyurethane resins and have passed all regulatory requirements required to be used in dental applications.

All day long, and day and night. Yes, Invisalign aligners may only be removed for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing. At all other times, you’ll be asked to wear your aligners. Really, compliance is the key. It won’t work if you get lazy. In total, 20+ hours per day is what will be expected of you.

Absolutely, it does. In both clinical research and orthodontic practices worldwide, Invisalign has proven to be effective in straightening teeth. Dr. Randhawa has successfully treated over 3,000 patients with the Invisalign clear aligner system.

Call us now to schedule your complimentary Invisalign scan and consultation.

Not necessarily. Some people may have a slight lisp for a day or two after putting in Invisalign® aligners for the first time, but it quickly goes away. Often, the listener doesn’t notice.

Just give us a call or email, and we’ll get you right in.

Invisalign is for all age groups – young children, teenagers, young adults, and seniors. The treatment varies between age groups, from purely orthodontic issues like crowding, spacing, and deep bites to full-mouth rehabs, which could include placing dental implants, crowns and bridges, and cosmetic porcelain veneers. Dr. Randhawa has experience treating all age groups and all needs. Chances are we will have an answer for you. Call us today to find out.

A state-of-the-art alternative to metal braces, Invisalign is the ‘invisible’ way to straighten teeth without braces. It uses a series of clear, custom-fitted removable plastic trays called Aligners to gradually straighten teeth without the discomfort of old-school metal and wires. Invisalign aligners are made using patented 3D computer-imaging technology, which provides the best fit for the most efficient treatment while making it almost impossible for people to notice that you are wearing them. For more information, check out our Invisalign® page! 

Using high-end computer technology and case-specific input from Dr Randhawa, Invisalign will produce a series of custom-made ‘Aligners’ depicting the complete treatment plan for you from the initial position to the final desired goal. Each aligner is made a little different and incorporates a gentle and controlled force to move teeth a small increment at a time. Dr Randhawa uses his skill and knowledge of orthodontics and years of experience with the Invisalign system to custom design treatment for each patient.

Yes. Whether you wear braces or Invisalign, you will be advised to wear a retainer to maintain the final position of your teeth. Although you could choose between fixed or removable retainers, for most patients, Dr Randhawa recommends going with Invisalign retainers called Vivera.

Not really. Some patients may experience a little discomfort for a day or two when starting a new tray, but most describe it as pressure rather than pain. We don’t see patients needing a pain medication.

Chances are, yes, you can. Call our office today to set up a complimentary consultation with Dr. Randhawa to determine if you are a good candidate to make the switch. By the way, Invisalign provides a discount on lab fees when you make such a switch. Ask us for details.

If you have orthodontic coverage under your insurance plan, Invisalign is covered the same way as braces. If not, we have affordable payment options for you. Call us to find out.

Invisalign over braces – big benefits:

Invisalign is nearly invisible – you can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.

Invisalign is removable – you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain impeccable oral hygiene.

Invisalign is comfortable – there are no metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation; no metal or wires also means you spend less time in the doctor’s chair getting adjustments and no emergencies from broken poking wires.

Invisalign over braces – big benefits:

Invisalign is nearly invisible – you can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.

Invisalign is removable – you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain impeccable oral hygiene.

Invisalign is comfortable – there are no metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation. No metal or wires also means you spend less time in the doctor’s chair getting adjustments and avoid emergencies from broken, poking wires.

While the cost of Invisalign® is like that of traditional metal braces, the fees vary based on how complicated your treatment plan is. It could range from the mid $2,000’s to mid $6,000’s, but most Invisalign patients will average below $4,000. You could pay upfront for an accounting courtesy discount or choose from our zero-interest payment plans, which many patients like. Check out our current Invisalign Specials.

While the cost of Invisalign® is similar to that of traditional metal braces, the fees vary based on how complicated your treatment plan is. It could range from the mid $2,000’s to mid $6,000’s, but most Invisalign patients will average below $4,000. You could pay upfront for an accounting courtesy discount or choose from our zero-interest payment plans, which many patients like. Check out our current Invisalign Specials.