You should wear your trays for 22 hours each day. You can remove them for eating and drinking things other than water. You should wear them while you sleep. If you don’t wear your trays for 22 hours each day, your treatment plan may be prolonged as it will take a longer period of time to see results.

Because each case is unique, it's difficult to estimate before you visit us for a consultation. At the time of your consult, we'll be able to get a better idea of a range of treatments. As a general rule of thumb, most Invisalign users have their aligners for roughly six months to two years.

The cost of Invisalign depends on how much movement is needed in your mouth, which varies from person to person, dependent upon your goals to achieve the desired result. We'll be able to give you a specific cost after your consultation if you decide to move forward with the care plan. We do offer in-house payment plans and other options. Feel free to ask if you'd like to receive more information at your first appointment.

Yes! Invisalign results are permanent and should be maintained by wearing a retainer each night when you sleep. If you stop wearing your nighttime retainer, you will run the risk of your teeth shifting back into their old position.

Yes, Invisalign can be an option for both teens and adults, but we typically do not use Invisalign aligners on kids under the age of 14.

No, Invisalign is not painful. When you first begin to wear your trays, you may notice some slight pressure as your mouth adjusts to the new aligner. This should only last about a day. Each time when you begin wearing a new set of aligners, you may notice the pressure again-however, it should subside quickly. If your trays are ever uncomfortable for a prolonged period of time, please let us know.