Auckland Invisalign: Orthodontic Scan & X-Ray For Clear Aligners Announced

Aug 2, 2023

All Smiles Dental (+64-800-255-764) has announced its upcoming Invisalign open days in July for patients interested in getting clear aligners.

Mount Eden, New Zealand - August 2, 2023 /PressCable/ —

New patients can book orthodontic diagnostic appointments on the 12th or 13th of July - and receive a full range of clinical photos, a full jaw X-ray, and a digital scan of their mouth. This is required for an Invisalign treatment plan and provides a more affordable entry point for patients considering clear aligners.

More information can be found at https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/invisalign-mt-eden-auckland and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx_xLQXCGNM

With around 25% to 53% of individuals requiring orthodontic intervention in their lifetime, the new announcement confirms the dental clinic's commitment to expediting the Invisalign ordering process. The oral scans provided during each appointment can be sent to Invisalign online - allowing patients to receive their aligners faster.

Traditional braces use metal wires and brackets, which can cause discomfort and mouth sores, the dentist explains. Some foods are also restricted while the patient is wearing them - leading many patients to seek a more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing alternative.

Invisalign braces are made from smooth and virtually invisible plastic, so patients can carry out their daily activities without feeling self-conscious about their orthodontic treatment.

Each aligner is tailored to the patient's unique dental structure, enabling precise movements to gradually shift teeth into their proper alignment. Throughout the treatment, patients visit Dr Krytal Tarak at All Smiles Dental every two to three weeks for an update. These regular check-ins allow the team to monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment.

Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign aligners can be removed while eating, allowing patients to enjoy their favourite foods without any restrictions. However, it is important to wear the aligners for a minimum of 20 hours per day to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment. Dr Krytal Tarak recommends strict adherence to the schedule to achieve the desired results within the projected timeframe.

A recent patient said: "I'm so glad that I got my Invisalign braces done with All Smiles. The girls made me feel welcome and at ease straight away. Whenever I had a small part that needed to be fixed or amended they were quick to accommodate me."

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/orthodontics-auckland-mt-eden/

Contact Info:
Name: Krystal Tarak
Email: Send Email
Organization: All Smiles Dental
Address: 395 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024, New Zealand
Phone: +64-800-255-764
Website: https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/

Source: PressCable

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