Can adults use Invisalign treatment?
Contrary to what the braces stigma would have you believe, you can certainly straighten your teeth after high school. Even if you have long-standing dental issues like crowded teeth, underbites, overbites, or gaps, Invisalign treatment can give you the smile you deserve.
In fact, Invisalign treatment is a great orthodontic solution for adults, as the aligners are designed to be as discreet as possible. Invisalign aligners are practically invisible when worn, so nobody will even know that you are undergoing treatment unless you tell them. (And if you’re considering fixing your teeth, the last thing you need is a new reason to be insecure about your smile.)
The benefits to straightening your teeth as an adult run the gamut, from physical to emotional.
Physically, having straighter teeth can make it easier for you to brush and floss them properly. This is important as it helps to keep your teeth healthy and free from cavities and other dental problems as you get older. Also, having straighter teeth can also help to alleviate any pain or discomfort that you may be experiencing in your jaw or mouth, as misaligned teeth can often put pressure on certain areas.
Emotionally, having straighter teeth can do wonders for your self-confidence. If you have always been conscious of your crooked teeth but never made the move to do anything about it, Invisalign treatment can help you to finally achieve the smile that you have always wanted—in the most discreet way possible. This can lead to a life-changing boost in your self-esteem and a genuine improvement in your quality of life, every single day.
Invisalign aligners can treat kids and adults.
Whether you are a kid as young as 6 with developing teeth, a teenager who wants to avoid bulky metal braces, or an adult who has always wanted to achieve straighter teeth, Invisalign treatment can help you find your dream smile.
To find out more about Invisalign treatment and whether it is the right treatment for you, book a consultation with an Invisalign-trained doctor today. They will be able to assess your individual needs and give you more information about the treatment process. If you’d like to find an Invisalign doctor near you, check out Invisalign’s Find a Doctor tool.