1. We provide ample payment plan options
2. Strong support from Invisalign  that we get referrals from Invisalign
3. Clear payment plan and discounts for those who can pay up front.
4. We pay personal attention to your needs and we try our best to meet your expectation. 
5. As cosmetic dentists, we also provide whitening, veneers, and cosmetic teeth shaping that compliment your Invisalign treatment, so you will get the best result at the end. 
6. We offer all types of Invisalign treatments: Express, Lite, Moderate, Comprehesive, Teen, and Mandibular Advancement for those with retruded mandible.
7. We use Invisalign for all indications including skeletal improvement in retruded or extruded jaw cases. 
8. We offer both lingual wires and Vivera options once you finish your Invisalign treatment.
9. Dental Monitoring can be included in your treatment with a small fee.
10. Intra Oral scanner available on site - no more traiditional impressions

How does Invisalign work?

Over the course of treatment, you will be supplied with a series of trays. Each tray will make slight adjustments to tooth position, a process that is mapped out in advance by your doctor, specifically for your situation. When the trays are placed on the teeth, they cause the teeth to gradually shift from their current position. After approximately two weeks, you will begin using the next set of trays, which will continue the teeth straightening process.

Getting ready for your new smile

Every road to the perfect smile starts with the first consultation. Let Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics come up with the best options for you - including Invisalign specials - and check the overall condition of your gums and teeth to ensure they don't need additional treatment.

Before creating your Invisalign clear braces, we'll take you through a quick three-step check-up that includes:

• Dental X-rays
• Pictures of your teeth
• Dental impressions

Each procedure takes minutes but goes a long way towards creating a comprehensive 3D map of your jaw, identifying how your teeth move and predicting the post-treatment changes.

How we make custom trays for Invisalign teeth straightening

Once you are done with the preliminary stage and your treatment plan is approved, we'll start working on your aligner system. Your would-be braces will be made of SmartTrack material, a unique polyurethane resin mixture.

As a result, you will wear clear braces that are almost invisible in your mouth. Thanks to their softer and smoother structure than other orthodontic treatments, they won't irritate your oral tissue like their metal counterparts. So yes, you are likely to forget you have them on.

Usage & Check-up recommendations

You'll receive a new version of your aligner system every two weeks. All you need to do is wear it on a regular basis and visit Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics to track your progress. Usually, you'll have appointments for a quick check-up once in 1.5-2 months. There should be no disruptions to your plans while the Invisalign teeth braces do their job.

When can you see the result?

With Invisalign, your dream smile can come true in around a year. However, you'll see the changes sooner because there will be no distracting metal wires. To achieve the best result as fast as possible, you should wear your set at least 22 hours a day, taking the aligner system off during meals and daily care.

How much does Invisalign cost in Santa Monica?

Like anything there are many factors that will influence the cost of your Invisalign treatment with the number of required sets of aligners and the severity of the orthodontic condition being the most crucial of them. The price for getting invisible trays is generally a little bit higher than that for traditional braces, however you will be able to save more money with our Invisalign specials. Plus, it is highly recommend that you find out the coverage extent of your insurance plan so that you can end up with lower fees.

What is the difference between Braces and Invisalign?

When it comes to Braces or Invisalign the price is so slight that you won't even notice it if you choose to go for the technologically advanced treatment. What is more, the benefits of invisible trays far outweigh the costs involved, providing you with:

•     Maximum comfort. Invisalign aligners are custom-trimmed to fit your mouth, whereas braces can irritate your gums and cause damage to your teeth due to the wires and other metal components.
•     Appearance benefits. Have you received an invitation to some social occasion but don't want to let the world know about your dental treatment? Put your worries aside because Invisalign trays are virtually invisible. Or, you can remove them for a while.
•     Tangible results. Forget about wearing braces for 2 or more years. The Invisalign treatment is designed to straighten your teeth much faster, so you can notice marked improvements in a matter of weeks.
•     No dietary restrictions. Bracing requires you to avoid chewy, sticky and hard foods since they can break the system. With Invisalign trays, though, this is not the case. You can take them off and keep enjoying your favourite foods.

If you would like to get your teeth aligned with the custom treatment, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment with your well-trained dentist for Invisalign in Sydney. Come to Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics and let us bring a charming smile to your face!

What dental problems can be fixed with invisible clear braces?

Aesthetic appeal is not the only thing that makes Invisalign so popular these days. Even though it doesn't require the permanent use of aligners, the effectiveness of this treatment is on a par with that of metal teeth-straightening solutions. Thus, you can get clear braces at our Sydney-based clinic to deal with:

Dental crowding

If your teeth overlap, consider going with Invisalign. The regular use of aligners can help with dental crowding by pushing your displaced teeth back into where they are supposed to be for normal functioning. Address this problem as soon as possible to prevent tartar, plaque and gum disease.

Teeth Spacing

This is when there are irregular openings between your teeth because some of them are missing, or your jaw is abnormally shaped. Do dental gaps ring a bell to you? Come to Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics for the best invisible braces in Sydney to close them once and for all.

Crossbite

Invisalign also proves to fix various misalignments, one of which is crossbite. Think of it as the condition that comes with your upper jaw falling inside the lower one. Crossbite often occurs in children, increasing the likelihood of gum disease and tooth damage. That is why it should be treated once noticed.

Overbite

Common in children as well as grown-ups, overbite is when your top teeth noticeably protrude and do not match your lower ones. This condition is fraught with many other dental issues, like sore gums, jaw problems, etc. Find out the cost of clear braces for adults or kids at Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics to make your bite right.

Underbite

If your top teeth appear to be behind your lower ones, you are likely to have an underbite. There's a common misconception that it can be only fixed with metal straighteners. Invisalign can also do the trick. Plus, the prices for clear braces are not so higher than those for traditional options.

If you have been dreaming about a beautiful smile for a long time, but you can't resolve wearing traditional braces, we have an ideal solution for you. Invisalign trays appear to replace conventional teeth braces allowing to make the same progress. Trays have proved successful for bite correction in the following cases:

• Gapped Teeth
• Under and Overbite
• Open and Cross Bite
• Overcrowded Teeth

Trays are custom-made for you. They straight your teeth making gentle pressure on them to put in place. Invisalign trays are perfectly engineered to shift your teeth slightly moving them horizontally or vertically or rotating them if needed.

Our Invisalign dentist working in Santa Monica can consult you and if your bite can be corrected with the help of Invisalign trays, our doctor will make imprints of your teeth. And we will send your imprints to the laboratory  where your trays will be manufactured. They will be manufactured using the 3-D model of your jaws.

You should wear the trays minimum 20 hours a day to get faster results. Don't forget to take them out while eating or drinking. Brushing your teeth after a meal will help eliminate staining. You control the process of treatment as opposed to the usual braces. You can take them out when you're going to a party, etc.

Main advantages of Invisalign trays

• They don't affect the speech as well as your overall look.
• You can see the first results in two weeks.
• Trays are easy to clean.
• They are removable. Take them out anytime you need.
• You don't have to spend long hours at your dentist adjusting them.

Now you can order Invisalign trays in Santa Monica at the affordable prices. We are located at 1260 15th St #701 Santa Monica CA 90404. If you get interested, schedule an appointment right now! You can do it via phone (310) 393-7766

What to expect during your treatment at Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics and Invisalign

If you have decided to transform your smile by investing in Invisalign, you may feel excited and anxious at the same time. But knowing what to expect can help you be sure you've selected the right route for your smile. Our team of experienced Invisalign dentist in Santa Monica will determine the most effective treatment for your teeth in just a few steps.

The first appointment

The initial consultation involves a comprehensive examination of your teeth, a series of X-rays and digital impressions of the mouth. We will also explain what goes into the Invisalign price in Sydney, discuss your cosmetic dentistry expectations and whether Invisalign braces can help meet them.

Even though this teeth alignment method is highly universal, not everyone is a perfect candidate for it. If there's a better way to address your dental problems, your dentist will advise you on other types of teeth straightening in Santa Monica. But if Invisalign is good for you, you'll get a customised treatment plan right off the bat.

Getting ready

You will get a digital preview of what your smile will look like once you take off Invisalign braces. Our dentists will use X-rays, photographs and other methods to design an exact mould of your teeth. It'll then be used for creating your custom Invisalign braces in Santa Monica. Once the aligners are ready, you'll get a notification for the next appointment.

Trying on your first Aligners

When you come to Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics to get your first invisible braces in Santa Monica, your dentist will help you try them on and put them in place. Minor attachments may be needed to obtain a better result until you get used to your Invisalign braces and ensure they fit. Installing these attachments and trays is a painless procedure.

Your dentist will then get down to brass tacks of the aftercare routine and set up an appointment schedule for you. From now on, you can start your exciting journey toward your perfect smile and increased confidence.

Follow-up appointments

Each Invisalign aligner is made to allow for a slight teeth movement. Once it gets the job done, you receive the second set of Invisalign trays. It takes about a few weeks from the moment you get the first aligners, but the exact timing may vary.

When you opt for Invisalign in Santa Monica CA , you should be aware that the series of aligners make up the whole process. But unlike standard braces, you don't have to see your dentist every other day. There's some flexibility about follow-up appointments for your convenience while still ensuring your treatment goes as planned.

Showing off your radiant smile

The severity of misalignment may affect treatment duration and the cost of clear braces in Santa Monica, as you may need larger sets to straighten your teeth. But if you follow all the recommendations, you'll surely get your dazzling smile without breaking the bank.

At Santa Monica Advanced Orthodontics, we will oversee your progress and adjust the treatment process for the best straightening results!

Special features designed to compensate for the eruption of canines, second premolars and second molars.

To find out more about Invisalign for teenagers, please talk to your Invisalign Provider who'll be able to suggest the best treatment option for you.

Clear Aligner
An Invisalign aligner
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Clear aligners are orthodontic devices that are a transparent, plastic form of dental braces used to adjust teeth.^[1]

Clear aligners have undergone changes, making assessment of effectiveness difficult.^[2] A 2014 systematic review concluded that published studies were of insufficient quality to determine effectiveness.^[3] Experience suggests they are effective for moderate crowding of the front teeth, but less effective than conventional braces for several other issues^{[n 1]} and are not recommended for children.^{[further explanation needed]} In particular they are indicated for "mild to moderate crowding (1–6 mm) and mild to moderate spacing (1–6 mm)", in cases where there are no discrepancies of the jawbone. They are also indicated for patients who have experienced a relapse after fixed orthodontic treatment.^[5]

Clear-aligner treatment involves an orthodontist or dentist, or with home-based systems, the person themselves, taking a mold of the patient's teeth, which is used to create a digital tooth scan. The computerized model suggests stages between the current and desired teeth positions, and aligners are created for each stage. Each aligner is worn for 22 hours a day for one or two weeks.^[6] These slowly move the teeth into the position agreed between the orthodontist or dentist and the patient. The average treatment time is 13.5 months.^[7] Despite patent infringement litigation, no manufacturer has obtained an injunction against another manufacturer.

Uses

A 2014 systematic review concluded that there is insufficient evidence to determine the effectiveness of these clear aligners.^[3] Opinion is that they are likely useful for moderate front-teeth crowding. In those with teeth that are too far forward or backward, or rotated in the socket, the aligners are likely not as effective as conventional braces. More cases of relapse of the anterior teeth have been found with clear aligners compared with conventional braces.^[4] A 2013 Cochrane review found no high-quality evidence with respect to the management of the recurrence of lower-front-teeth misalignment following treatment.^[8]

Clear aligners are more noticeable than lingual braces, but they can be removed, which makes cleaning of the teeth easier, and they are faster for the dentist to apply.^[4]

Application

Treatment begins with taking x-ray and photographs for diagnostic purposes, followed by capturing the patient's bite, teeth, and gums via a bite registration and polyvinyl siloxane impressions or an intra-oral digital scanner. The latter method has greatly increased in popularity in recent years as digital scanning technology has improved. The dentist/orthodontist completes a written evaluation that includes diagnosis and treatment plan.^{[9][10][11][12]} Dental impressions are scanned in order to create a digital 3D representation of the teeth.^[10][11] Technicians move the teeth to the desired location with the program Treat, which creates the stages between the current and desired teeth positions.^[11][12][13] Anywhere from six to eighty aligners may be needed during the first set of aligners. Each aligner moves teeth .25 to .33 millimeters.^[6][9] Additional and subsequent rounds of aligners, known as "Refinements", may be necessary to achieve desired tooth positions as clear aligners do not always achieve full movement in the first round.^[14]

A computer graphic representation of the projected teeth movements, created in the software program ClinCheck, is provided to the doctor and patient for approval or modification before aligners are manufactured.^[9][11][13] The aligners are modeled using CAD/CAM (computer-aided-design and computer-aided-manufacturing) software and manufactured using a rapid prototyping technique called stereolithography.^[10][11] The molds for the aligners are built in layers using a photo-sensitive liquid resin that cures into a hard plastic when exposed to a laser.^[10] The aligners are made from an elastic thermoplastic material that applies pressure to the teeth to move into the aligner's position.^[13][15][16] Patients that need a tooth rotated or pulled down may have a small, tooth-colored^[17] composite attachment bonded onto certain teeth.^[13] Since the form-fitted plastic used in clear aligners is not as rigid as the metal used in traditional braces, sometimes the flexibility in the materials need to be compensated in the areas that require movement. Alternatively, attachments may be used to facilitate movement by changing the shape of the tooth.^[18] More attachments can make the aligners less aesthetically pleasing.^[11] Interproximal reduction (IPR, also called reproximation or, colloquially, filing or drilling) is sometimes used at the contacts between teeth to allow for a better fit.^[19][20]

Each aligner is intended to be worn an optimal 22 hours a day for one to two weeks.^[6] On average the treatment process takes 13.5 months,^[7] although treatment time varies based on the complexity of the planned teeth movements.^[6] The aligner is removed for brushing, flossing and eating. As clear aligners are made from plastic, they can be warped by hot liquids. While undergoing treatment one should limit their intake of hot liquids to protect the shape of the aligners and stop them from becoming stained.^[21] Once the treatment period has concluded, the patient is advised to continue wearing a retainer at night for the foreseeable future.^[22]

When the Invisalign system was first developed, many of the aligner manufacturing processes were carried out by hand, and computer technicians had to modify each tooth in the computerized model individually.^[10]

Brands

Invisalign

Main article: Invisalign

Invisalign is manufactured by Align Technology, an American multinational medical-device company. The company's clear align system has been used to treat more than 12.2 million patients.^[2]

The company was founded in 1997 by Zia Chishti. Chishti conceived of the basic design of InvisAlign while an adult orthodontics patient. During his treatment with a retainer intended to complete his treatment, he posited that a series of such devices could effect a large final placement in a series of small movements.^[9][10][23]

Sales began in the U.S. in 1999.^[4][11]

Orthodontists were resistant to adopting Invisalign at first, in particular because the founders had no orthodontic credentials or expertise, but the product became popular among consumers.^[9] As of 2014, 80,000 dentists had been trained how to use it.^[4]

Orthoclear

Zia Chishti was ousted from Align Technology in 2002. In 2005 he developed Orthoclear, a similar product, which resulted in several legal disputes involving allegations of patent infringement, false advertising, defamation and trademark infringement. The case was settled in 2006.^[24][25][26] Align paid OrthoClear $20 million and OrthoClear agreed to end its operations.^[25]

ClearCorrect

ClearCorrect, LLC, based in Round Rock, Texas, was established in 2006. The company distributes its product throughout the United States, and in 2011 was named the fastest-growing health company in America by Inc. magazine.^[27][28] It has been reported that in 2017 its clear align system had been used to treat about 80,000 patients.^[2]

ClearCorrect was founded in Houston, Texas, by Willis Pumphrey, Jr., a dentist.^[29][30] In 2001, Pumphrey started using Invisalign.^[24][31] He decided to switch to OrthoClear, because of the way OrthoClear manufactured its aligners and because of its reduced lab fees.^[32] When manufacture of Orthoclear ceased, Pumphrey had 400 patients in treatment. With no other options available, he started his own company to complete his patients' clear aligner treatment.^[33]

Direct-to-consumer brands

SmileDirectClub

SmileDirectClub, based in Nashville, Tennessee, was launched in 2014 as an alternative to in-office clear aligners. The company offered direct-to-consumer clear aligner service which can be used from home, without having to see a dentist. This allowed them to price aligners at half of the other competitors. The company faced criticism from the orthodontic community because of no involvement of a physical dentist.^[34] Similar startups have also launched in different parts of the world. In September 2023, SmileDirectClub filed for bankruptcy, before shutting down completely in December 2023, leaving thousands of customers without any support.^[35]

Smile White

Smile White is a UK-based company that offers clear aligners. In June 2023, the brand was acquired by dentists Hussein and Hassan Dalghous, known on TikTok as TwinDentists.^[36]

Direct to consumer clear aligner services

Following SmileDirectClub, multiple companies provide aligner treatment to patients by mailing their aligners and monitoring the treatment through a digital platform. The American Association of Orthodontists, the largest society representing orthodontists in the United States and abroad, released consumer alert explaining potential risks associated with such services.^[37]

 

The cost of clear aligners is typically lower than their all-metal counterparts because of the materials and technology used. Prices are rarely impacted by factors such as the duration of the treatment and the extent of the issues requiring correction, as much as specific details of the treatment plan, time/age of treatment, location, the experience of the orthodontist. In countries such as Australia, Canada, United States and United Kingdom prices are fairly similar across providers at circa $2,000/£1,500.^{[45][46][47][48][49]}

Notes

1.  Daniel A. Kuncio (The New York State Dental Journal), 2014: "Invisalign has been proven to resolve moderate anterior tooth crowding predictably, but treatment outcome studies have highlighted Invisalign's weaknesses compared to conventional braces in treating anterior-posterior discrepancies, large rotational movements and the extrusion of teeth. More post-treatment relapse of anterior dental alignment has also been found in Invisalign cases."^[4]

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