Arcad’s invisible aligners are orthodontic splints made of BPA-free plastic that are completely removable, so they are easy to use and do not require the cementation used by braces to be fixed to your teeth.
The invisible aligners are made to the exact size of your mouth, based on a 3D scan of the teeth that will allow the transparent plastic splint to be designed and the appropriate treatment to be modeled for each patient.
The duration of each treatment will depend on the initial state and the discipline with which the use of the invisible aligners is assumed. To achieve the expected progress, they must be used for at least 22 hours each day.
During the time that the designed treatment lasts, the patient will receive a certain number of aligners, each one designed to make progressive corrections of the smile until achieving the desired state.
Arcad’s invisible aligners are very comfortable to use, you just have to place them on the teeth and press them a little with your fingers until they are correctly positioned.
Once incorporated, your teeth will begin to move gradually as a result of the pressure exerted by the splint. You may begin to experience slight discomfort that passes over time. It becomes more evident when you start with a new pair of aligners. Pain is just a sign that the procedure is being effective.
Depending on the condition of each patient, the clear aligners are changed approximately every two weeks, and in this way the teeth will be in continuous progress. In our clinic we take care of bringing them to your doorstep so it will not be a problem for you to follow this treatment.
Dental aligners do not cause damage to the mouth since they are made of a thin plastic, adjusted and trimmed at the level of the gums. When you start using them you must take into account the care so that they remain transparent and clean.
Invisible orthodontics is a revolutionary procedure, which offers visible results in a very short time. But maintaining your perfect smile will depend on you, for this you must use a maintenance splint or retainer, to use at night while you sleep. If you don’t, your teeth may start to move back to their previous state. The good news is that if you adapt during the process, it won’t be a major problem to keep them.