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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Invisalign® Clear Aligners

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At Peak Dental Care, one of our guiding principles is collaborating with you to provide the dental care you need most. Towards that end, we always discuss your treatment concerns and never hesitate to answer questions about our clinic, treatments and procedures.

We've compiled common questions with their answers in this area to help achieve this end. We've organized them by service to make the answers easier to discover. If you have a question you don't see here, we encourage you to contact our Blacktown clinic so we can include your question and the appropriate answer.

Invisalign® Clear Aligners

The answer is that the time it takes to complete treatment with Invisalign differs for every patient, depending on their unique needs. 

For example, a patient who's had orthodontic treatment in the past and just has a few minor things to align will need less time in clear aligners than a patient who is trying to correct an overbite or underbite.

woman wearing InvisalignAchieving Great Results with Invisalign

Most people can complete their Invisalign treatment in around 12 to 18 months. However, compliance is truly the key to success with clear aligners in Blacktown. When you're committed to wearing your clear aligners for at least 22 hours every day, you will have the quickest results.

Some of the problems that Invisalign in Blacktown can correct are:

  • Crooked teeth
  • Gaps and spaces between teeth
  • Teeth that overlap
  • Overbites
  • Underbites
  • Crossbites

We Invite You to Contact Our Blacktown Clinic

Invisalign is not ideal for complex bite concerns, so the best way to determine if it's the right treatment for you and how long it might take is to schedule an evaluation with one of our dentists. During that time, they'll discuss your options with you and review the cost and timeframe for treatment if you move forward with Invisalign.

You can book an evaluation online by contacting our dental clinic.  

One of the most important parts of getting amazing results with Invisalign is wearing your aligners consistently.

The general rule is to wear your Invisalign clear aligners for 20 to 22 hours daily. That means they should stay in your mouth all day and night. You can remove them only when you're eating, drinking anything other than water, brushing or flossing.

Skipping hours here and there may not seem like a big deal, but it can slow down your progress and even make your aligners fit improperly. The more consistently you wear them, the faster and more predictable your results will be.

To reduce bacteria buildup, we also recommend keeping your aligners clean before and after wearing them. We suggest cleaning your aligners with a soft-bristled toothbrush and mild, clear, fragrance-free soap. Invisalign also has a cleaning kit you can use. 

Invisalign in Blacktown, NSW 

At Peak Dental Care, we’re here to support your Invisalign journey from start to finish. We'll monitor your progress closely and make sure you're staying on track.

Want a straighter smile with more flexibility and less hassle than traditional braces? Invisalign clear aligners in Blacktown might be just what you need.

We invite you to book your Invisalign consultation today. We look forward to helping you improve your smile!

Invisalign® clear aligners in Blacktown are a popular choice for straightening teeth discreetly. One of the most common questions we hear at Peak Dental Care is how wearing them affects speech.

Initial Adjustment Period

Initially, you may notice a slight lisp or difficulty pronouncing certain words as your mouth adjusts to the aligners. This is completely normal and temporary.

The aligners are made from thin, smooth plastic that conforms snugly to the shape of your mouth and teeth, so any impact on your speech is usually minor. Most people adapt within a few days to a week, and their speech returns to normal.

Tips for Getting Used to Clear Aligners

If you want to speed up the adjustment process, it’s helpful to practise speaking or reading aloud or simply talking more while wearing your aligners! The more you practice, the faster your mouth will adapt.

Have More Invisalign Questions?

At Peak Dental Care, we understand how important it is to communicate clearly and confidently while wearing your aligners. Rest assured, our dental team is here to help you through every step of your Invisalign journey.

If you have any questions or concerns about clear aligners in Blacktown, feel free to reach out to us for personalised advice.

Completing Invisalign treatment can be an exciting step toward achieving a straighter smile. Once treatment is finished, maintaining the results is important for long-term oral health. At Peak Dental Care, we support patients in Blacktown with guidance on keeping their teeth aligned after finishing Invisalign.

After the final set of aligners is removed, your dentist will provide a custom retainer. Wearing the retainer as instructed helps prevent teeth from shifting back toward their previous positions. Many patients begin by wearing the retainer full-time and gradually transition to wearing it only at night, based on their dentist’s advice.

Follow-up appointments allow your dentist to check that your bite feels comfortable and that your results are stable. During these visits, your Blacktown dentist can provide guidance on oral hygiene habits and answer questions about ongoing care.

Maintaining a consistent routine of brushing, flossing and attending regular dental check-ups (along with wearing your retainer as recommended) can help preserve the benefits of your Invisalign treatment.

We Welcome Your Call 

For patients seeking more information about Invisalign in Blacktown, the team at Peak Dental Care is available to provide advice and support tailored to individual needs.

We invite you to call us to book your appointment. 

Improve your smile today – call to schedule a consultation!
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Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.