Can I get Invisalign on top teeth only?
Is it possible to get Invisalign on just the top teeth?
I’m glad you asked because there are several options. In fact, it’s more common than you might think!
Invisalign can be used on the top teeth only but there is a few different options to choose from.
Invisalign can be used on the top teeth only but there are a few different options to choose from. The options include using two separate aligners on each side of your teeth, using the Overbite Correction Bracket or doing something called Clear Aligner Therapy (CAT).
If you’re thinking about getting Invisalign for your top teeth only, then this would be my personal recommendation: go with CAT! CAT is short for Clear Aligner Therapy and it’s a great way to get started if you want some time before making any decisions about what type of braces would work best for your smile.
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One option is to use two separate aligners on each side of your teeth and this will allow you to have the treatment completed in one visit.
One option is to use two separate aligners on each side of your teeth and this will allow you to have the treatment completed in one visit.
This is an ideal option for people who have a small overbite, so that they do not need to go back for a second visit. However, it is more expensive than getting it done in one visit as there are two separate aligners required and also extra fees associated with having them made by an orthodontist or dentist (in addition to your initial consultation cost).
Another option is called the “Overbite Correction Bracket” which is a set of brackets that go on both top and bottom invisible braces – but only on the upper arch.
Another option is called the “Overbite Correction Bracket” which is a set of brackets that go on both top and bottom invisible braces – but only on the upper arch. This option is good for people who have a severe overbite, or if you want to get your teeth straightened as quickly as possible.
Lastly, you can do something called “Clear Aligner Therapy”, which involves placing clear aligners on the top teeth only- and then having hard braces or metal braces on the bottom four teeth.
This procedure is a great option for people who don’t want to wear braces on both sets of teeth, but still want to improve their smile.
Invisalign costs generally is about $1,000 per month (or $2,000 if there are extra procedures needed) but at All Dental Group with can always give you a better price just give us a call and see your options. You will need to wear your aligners for 12 hours a day for 2 weeks in a row before switching out with another set. After this initial period of adjusting to them, you will most likely only need them at night or when eating meals where food could get stuck between teeth or cause irritation while wearing them (such as pizza). The dentist also recommends having regular checkups every 6 months so they can monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments!
There are several options for getting Invisalign on just your top teeth
Invisalign can be used on just your top teeth, but there are several options to choose from. One option is to use two separate aligners on each side of your teeth and this will allow you to have the treatment completed in one visit.
Another option is to use a full set of Invisalign trays that are worn at night only and not during the day. This will ensure that they won’t show through when you smile or talk because they aren’t exposed during those times.
You now know that Invisalign can be used on just your top teeth. The best part is that there are several options to choose from when it comes to getting this treatment done. Whether it’s using two separate aligners or using clear aligners with metal braces on the bottom four teeth, there will be no problem getting those pearly whites straightened up!
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