If you want an easy way to straighten teeth, consider clear aligners in Reading. Clear aligners are a convenient solution that will make you wonder why you ever lived with a crooked smile in the first place. We have found that many of our adult patients want to straighten their teeth but are held back because they are worried that their appearance will be negatively impacted. As an adult, it can be hard to imagine worrying about the types of food that you eat during lunch or whether orthodontics will interfere with your client presentation, corporate image or dating life. We understand and offer clear aligners as an alternative solution so that our patients can straighten their teeth without any of the hassles that come with traditional metal braces.
Here is why clear aligners are so convenient to wear:
They are removable when you need them to be
Plain and simple. It cannot get any easier than the fact that you can remove your clear aligners if you need to. That means that if you have a big meeting at work or have an important presentation, you do not need to walk in self-conscious or worried about your orthodontics. If you are going on a date, you can leave your Invisalign® aligners at home or carry them with you in a special case. You are supposed to wear them for 22 hours a day so be sure to put them back in as soon as possible to keep your treatment plan on schedule. The bottom line, however, is that you have the flexibility you need to straighten your teeth without disrupting your life. That is something that most of our adult patients truly appreciate.
You can eat whatever you want.
When you wear clear aligners in Reading, you can eat all of your favorite foods. You do not need to worry about a hamburger getting stuck in between your brackets or that a bag of trail mix could damage a wire. When you are wearing clear aligners, you can remove them to eat. That means that you can eat whatever you want, without the fear that you will be embarrassed or damage your braces. Just remember to brush your teeth afterwards, rinse your aligners, and put them back in as soon as you are done eating.
Your teeth will stay clean.
When wearing braces it can be incredibly difficult to keep your teeth clean and free from plaque buildup or stains. When wearing clear aligners, it is incredibly easy. You simply remove your aligners, brush, and floss like normal. That's it. You do not need to worry about buying any special tools or taking longer in the bathroom. Just brush and floss every time you eat and before bed to keep your teeth healthy and sparkling.
This is a fantastic solution that is incredibly convenient. We are confident that you will enjoy the treatment process, and more importantly – the results that you see when you look in the mirror.
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