
Invisalign continues to gain popularity as a clear alternative to traditional orthodontics. These transparent, plastic trays fit snuggly over your teeth to exert enough pressure to shift them gently to their ideal places. You’ll wear them for 22 hours daily, and then after one to two weeks, you’ll be given a new set to wear to account for the ongoing movement.
However, if your grin isn’t shifting as intended, then your dentist may need to consider Invisalign refinements. If you’re unsure about what that means, continue reading to learn more about it!
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Brushing and flossing are effective at keeping cavities and gum disease at bay, but the American Dental Association also recommends a cleaning and checkup every 6 months. Although you know you’re supposed to visit your dentist, no one can afford a dental bill right now. However, when it comes to your smile, your oral health needs aren’t an area to pinch pennies. You can invest in healthy teeth and gums, even if money is tight. Here are 4 ways you can save money using your dental insurance.