Can you do Invisalign with implants?

You may be able to get a fixed bridge after your Invisalign treatment is complete.

You may be able to get a fixed bridge after your Invisalign treatment is complete. The bridge will be made of porcelain or acrylic and attached to your natural teeth with metal clasps.

You won’t need to take out the bridge at night, but you will need to brush and floss around it every day.

Your dentist might recommend replacing your missing teeth with implants.

If you’re missing teeth, implants can be used to anchor dentures and bridges. Implants are also a good long-term solution for replacing lost teeth. With an implant, you’ll have the ability to chew and speak with confidence again.

You may have heard of people using dental implants as part of their orthodontic treatment plan; however, it’s important to know that these two treatments aren’t necessarily connected or interchangeable. Invisalign is a great option if you want straighter teeth without having to undergo surgery on any part of your mouth or jawbone–but if it’s not right for you and your dentist recommends something different (like traditional braces), then so be it! There are plenty of ways out there that can help get rid of crooked smiles in no time flat!

If you’re getting a new set of dentures, you may be able to use them with Invisalign aligners.

If you’re getting a new set of dentures, you may be able to use them with Invisalign aligners.

However, if your dentures don’t fit well or don’t feel comfortable in your mouth, then they won’t work well with Invisalign. In that case, it’s best to get new dentures made by an oral surgeon (a doctor who specializes in the mouth).

If you do want to use your existing dentures with Invisalign and they don’t need any adjustments (such as being tightened), then it’s possible for us to create custom trays for both the upper and lower jaws that will hold up against normal wear-and-tear over time.

If you’ve had a full mouth reconstruction, you can still get Invisalign aligners.

There are many factors to consider when deciding whether or not to get Invisalign with implants. The main one is the condition of your gums and bone structure; if there has been any damage to either of these areas, it may be best to wait until they have healed before getting braces. If not, however, there are still ways for patients who have undergone full mouth reconstructions (and even those whose teeth were removed) to receive treatment from our office!

If you have had dental implants placed in the past year or so–or if they’re scheduled within the next six months–then our Implant Specialist might recommend that we wait until after their placement before beginning treatment with Invisalign aligners.* This ensures that everything remains secure while wearing these devices over time; once all four corners are secure and holding up well under pressure (which takes an average of six months), then we can begin treating them with clear plastic trays instead.* However if this doesn’t apply then don’t worry because there are still ways around this issue:* For example some people may choose fixed bridges instead.* A fixed bridge replaces missing teeth by attaching artificial ones directly onto two adjacent healthy ones using cemented posts called abutments.* These prostheses (false teeth) will be placed on either side of where each tooth was removed so as not disrupt their natural shape too much yet still give them something functional

There are several ways that having a dental implant could work with Invisalign treatment.

There are several ways that having a dental implant could work with Invisalign treatment.

• You can have Invisalign with implants. This is the most common scenario, where your dentist will recommend you get Invisalign and then once it’s complete, they’ll place dental implants to replace any missing teeth that were removed during treatment.

• Your dentist might recommend replacing your missing teeth with implants before starting your Invisalign treatment! This way, you don’t need to worry about getting dentures later on down the road (and you won’t have any gaps in between).

If you’re considering getting Invisalign and have dental implants, it’s important to understand that there are many ways for your treatment to work together. You can choose from several options, including fixed bridges and dentures, depending on what works best for your needs. If you have questions about how this might affect your smile or whether it would be right for you, contact our office today!

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