Dental implants are usually used when a patient misses one or more teeth. Their purpose is to restore the patient’s dentition. Every patient and every situation is different, so depending on the patient, their expectations, and how many teeth are missing, dental implants can be a single-tooth system, or a bridge-supported replacement system might be better if several teeth are gone. If you have many missing teeth or your existing teeth have a poor prognosis, both removable and fixed dentures can be ideal treatment options.

Invisalign is an excellent alternative to wire braces to straighten teeth. It uses clear plastic trays that are tailored to fit your mouth. These trays will gradually shift your teeth into place over time.

Our dentist will thoroughly examine your gums and teeth to see if Invisalign is right for you. This includes detecting undiagnosed periodontal disease, cavities, and other underlying dental health problems. Before starting orthodontic treatment, any existing issues must be resolved to ensure the most successful outcome. After diagnosing your teeth, our dentists will scan them using a digital scanner. They will use the scan to design custom-fitting trays that will straighten your teeth over a few months (duration varies based on your case’s complexity).