Invisalign in Fort McMurray
Invisalign Near You
Lots of people want straighter teeth these days. In the past, people obtained braces, but now there are more choices available for everyone. When people talk about straightening teeth, they often talk about Invisalign in Fort McMurray. And it’s no wonder! Invisalign® helps your teeth get straight, works really well, and is almost impossible to see.
How Does Invisalign® Straighten Teeth?
Get a Dazzling Smile At Morrison Dental!
We are excited to help you have great dental care in Fort McMurray and nearby areas. Our goal is to make sure you have a healthy and happy smile for your whole life! You can call us at 780-743-3570 or ask for an appointment online. All our services are done by a general dentist.
Things You Want to Know About Invisalign®
Starting Your Invisalign® Journey!
If our dentist says you can get Invisalign®, the next step is to take a 3D picture of your mouth. This picture helps our dentist show you how your teeth look now and what they could look like after treatment. This is done with special computer software. If you decide to get Invisalign®, the 3D pictures will be used by an Invisalign® lab to create a series of aligners made just for you to help your teeth become straight.
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Wearing Your Aligners
Our dentist near you will show you how to put your upper and lower aligners onto your clean teeth – it’s that simple to start! You will wear each set of aligners for about two weeks, or as our dentist tells you, before switching to the next set. At first, it may feel like you’re wearing your aligners all the time — and that’s because you mostly are! You should wear your aligners for at least 22 hours every day. You should only take them out when you are eating or cleaning your teeth. After you eat or drink anything besides water, be sure to clean your teeth before putting your aligners back in. This will become a normal part of your day very quickly.
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If you have questions about Invisalign® or any other services from our general dentist in Fort McMurray, please contact our clinic today.
Talk to Us About Invisalign®
If you’re thinking about straightening your teeth, Invisalign® could be the right choice for you. It’s comfortable, clear, and easy to use. At Morrison Centre Dental Clinic in Fort McMurray, we are here to help you get a healthy, beautiful smile. All Invisalign® services are provided by our general dentist.
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Questions People Ask Us All the Time
How much does Invisalign cost in Fort McMurray?
In Fort McMurray, Invisalign typically costs between $4,000 and $8,000, depending on the complexity of your alignment needs. Most local clinics follow provincial fee guides, with the current average price for a full treatment case sitting at approximately $6,000.
Is $5,000 a lot for Invisalign?
A price of $5,000 is considered very competitive and is actually slightly below the average market rate for a full Invisalign treatment in Alberta. This amount usually covers the initial digital scans, all sets of clear aligners, and the necessary follow-up appointments to track your progress.
Why don't dentists recommend Invisalign?
While many dentists do recommend it, some may advise against Invisalign if a patient has severe skeletal issues or complex bite misalignments that require traditional metal braces. Additionally, a dentist might not recommend it for patients who may struggle with the discipline of wearing the aligners for at least 22 hours every day.
Can Invisalign fix an overbite?
Yes, Invisalign is highly effective at correcting most mild to moderate overbites by using specialized attachments and elastic bands to shift the position of the teeth and jaw. Your dentist will create a custom digital plan to ensure the aligners apply the precise pressure needed to bring your upper and lower teeth into proper alignment.
