If you've chosen Invisalign® to correct issues with your smile, then you’re probably already aware of many of the benefits Invisalign® has over traditional braces. Invisalign® can correct many of the same orthodontic issues as traditional braces, without some of the cumbersome hassles. For example, if you choose Invisalign® over braces, you won’t have to deal with showing off wires, brackets, and rubber bands every time you smile. For a child, colorful rubber bands and brackets probably aren't a big deal, but for adults who might need braces, it can be huge.
In this case, Invisalign® is a game changer. If you choose
this discrete treatment to correct your bite issues, your friends and family
probably won’t even notice you’re wearing them. One of the biggest advantages
of Invisalign® over braces, however, is that it doesn't limit the foods and
drinks you can enjoy. Braces, on the other hand, limit what you can eat and
drink because of the hassle of cleaning your teeth when you’re wearing braces.
Cleaning your Invisalign® clear aligners is a breeze, and
we’d like to share a handful of tips with you that we've picked up throughout
the years we've been offering Invisalign® in Roanoke.
Be Gentle
Invisalign® aligners are made from tough thermoplastic
material. They will withstand a great deal of wear and tear, but be gentle with
them. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign® clear aligners are not made out of
metal. To remove any lingering food particles, simply use a soft toothbrush on
the aligners. Many Invisalign®-certified dentists recommend using a tiny dab of
regular, non-whitening toothpaste if food particles are sticking to your
aligners. Be careful to use toothpaste that is not too abrasive, and to be
extra careful when you’re scrubbing your aligners; you can scratch the surface,
which will make your Invisalign® aligners not-so-invisible.
Soaking Your Aligners
If your aligners begin to smell and the smell persists after
using a toothbrush on your aligners, it may be necessary to soak them in a
cleaning solution. Please consult with us before you do, as many solutions
you’ll read about on the Internet can actually stain your aligners, making them
less clear and more noticeable during wear.
Make Sure to Brush
and Floss Before Putting Your Aligners Back In
If possible, you should brush and floss your teeth each time
you remove your aligners. In fact, the only thing that should change with your
oral healthcare routine, if you get Invisalign®, is the few minutes you should
spend each day making sure your aligners are clean.
Use these basic tips to keep your aligners clean, but if you
have additional questions about the care of your Invisalign® clear aligners,
please feel free to contact us.
That's actually a remarkable tip to remember with making sure the brush and floss before you put your invisalign aligners back in your mouth. I don't know how invisalign works with when you're eating food either. Should you talk off your invisalign, eat, and then brush your teeth before putting your invisalign in? Either way, these tips will really help me get my teeth in a better condition. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips, I had both Invisalign and braces but I much prefer invisalign.
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