Invisalign® Teeth Aligners in New York
An innovative, discreet, and effective system of care, Invisalign® treatment offers a cosmetic way to align your smile with minimal interference to daily activities.
With aligners that are practically invisible, only you will know that you're undergoing orthodontic care!
Invisalign utilizes 3-D computer imaging technology to correct problematic bites or malocclusions by planning a complete sequence of custom-made clear aligners. This series of clear aligners incrementally move the teeth into place until the final desired corrections are reached.
As pioneers in the field of aligner development and technology, the folks at Align Technology, Inc. gather data from millions of treated smiles to design treatment systems that:
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Are faster, more advanced and comfortable than other options in care
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Are able to address a broad spectrum of malocclusions ("bad bites") and teeth alignment issues
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Allow more precise planning and control of multiple types of tooth movement
Custom-made to the exact specifications of your smile, Invisalign clear aligners are designed to incrementally move your teeth into their correct positions over time. Simply swap-out last week's aligner for the next one in the series and watch as your smile progressively shows signs of improvement.
And, because Invisalign clear aligners are removable for short periods of time, you can still enjoy the foods you love as well as brush and floss your teeth with ease!
Remember, a beautiful smile begins today! Contact our office for more information and to schedule a consultation for care.
Come in for a consultation
Your doctor will examine your teeth and show you what Invisalign treatment can do for you.
Get your personalized treatment plan
Start with a fast, precise digital scan. Then your doctor will map out a custom treatment plan just for you. You will even get a preview of your smile.
Your aligners are customized for you
Your clear aligners are created using industry leading technology based on your customized treatment. Your aligners are created with comfort in mind.
Pick up your first aligners
From the first day of treatment to the last, you're never on your own — your doctor will be with you every step of your way.
*Invisalign is a registered trademark of Align Technology, Inc.
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The difference is clear
Explore the true stories and journeys of several Invisalign patients
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What is sedation dentistry?Sedation dentistry offers patients with general anxiety or fears about a dental procedure the opportunity to have a more comfortable and stress-free experience. By utilizing safe and controlled sedation techniques, the patient is eased into a state of complete relaxation before the procedure. This approach eliminates discomfort, pain, and preoperative anxiety, and typically makes patients feel more at ease post-operatively, as they have little or no memory of the actual moment-to-moment procedure.
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What is the difference between local anesthesia and dental sedation?Local anesthesia involves an injection directly into or close to the area where a procedure is being performed. While it eliminates any sensation of pain in the targeted area, it does not affect your state of mind or level of anxiety. When a patient receives sedation, additional medications to ease anxiety and promote relaxation are employed in advance of local anesthesia. In this way, both the stress and discomfort associated with a procedure are eliminated. Sedation can be administered in a variety of forms based upon patient needs and the recommendations of the dentist or dental anesthesiologist.
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What are the different types of dental sedation?Choosing the most appropriate method of sedation for a procedure depends on a variety of factors such as a patient's medical history and their level of anxiety. Dental sedation can come in the form of nitrous oxide sedation, oral conscious sedation, and IV sedation. Certain patients receiving comprehensive treatment or undergoing a complex surgical procedure may require general anesthesia in a hospital setting. - Nitrous Oxide Sedation: Also known as 'laughing gas,' is a mild sedative inhaled through a small mask over the nose. It provides immediate effects and wears off quickly after the procedure. - Oral Conscious Sedation: Involves taking an oral medication before the appointment to induce relaxation. An escort is necessary for transportation to and from the dentist's office. - IV Sedation: Administered intravenously for a deeper state of sedation. Specific instructions and an escort for the trip home are required.