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Invisalign

Invisible & Removable Orthodontic Treatment

When you opt for a Seller’s smile, you are selecting the best treatment in the area. That means getting personalized care that offers you all the latest in orthodontic technology, including Invisalign—one of the most cutting-edge options available on the market.

Invisalign straightens your teeth gradually, comfortably, and invisibly. A series of clear aligners, invisible to the world around you, are custom made to fit your anatomy and gently move your teeth into place. This is done easily and painlessly using 3-D imaging technology—no uncomfortable impressions are needed. Based on the initial scan of your anatomy, the entire series of aligners will be generated, giving you the chance to see your treatment from start to finish. While there are many benefits to using the Invisalign system, the best by far is the fact that it allows you to smile with confidence throughout your treatment.

Actual Sellers’ Smile

Why Invisalign?

Thanks to the 3-D imaging technology, you know what to expect from your treatment before you even begin.
Without metal brackets or wires to tighten, there is no need to come into the office for adjustments. That means less time spent in the office and fewer appointments overall.
Since the aligners are removable, you can take them out for short periods of time to brush and floss as well as eat. Traditional braces require that you adjust your lifestyle to accommodate them, which is not the case with Invisalign.
The aligners are invisible to those around you, including those who get the closest to you. This means that Invisalign offers you the most discrete treatment available.

How does it work?

Your aligners are created based on the 3-D images generated by the scan. Every week to two weeks, you will switch to the next aligner in the series. Each switch gradually shifts your teeth, ending your treatment with a beautiful smile. Dr. Sellers will see you ever six weeks to monitor the progress of your treatment, which will generally last between 9 and 15 months.