Straighten teeth discreetly with comfortable aligners designed for everyday life.
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that uses a series of clear plastic aligners to gradually move teeth into better alignment. These custom-made aligners fit over the teeth and apply gentle pressure, gradually shifting them over time.
Unlike traditional braces, these aligners are removable and nearly invisible. Each set of aligners is worn for a specific period before switching to the next one in the series. This gradual process helps correct issues such as crowding, spacing, and mild bite problems while allowing patients to maintain normal eating and brushing routines.
Virtually invisible, clear aligners
Customized treatment for teens and adults
Fewer dietary restrictions than braces
Expert care by certified Invisalign providers
Misaligned teeth can affect more than appearance. Crowded or uneven teeth may trap food and plaque, making them harder to clean with regular brushing and flossing.
Orthodontic treatments such as clear aligners help guide teeth into healthier positions. Proper alignment may improve bite balance, support gum health, and make daily oral hygiene easier. Addressing alignment concerns early can help prevent future dental problems.
Invisalign is often recommended for people with mild to moderate orthodontic concerns who want a more discreet treatment option.
It may be a good choice for:
A dental exam helps determine whether Invisalign is the right treatment for your smile and oral health needs.
Here’s how Invisalign treatment works with our Philadelphia dental team:
We begin with an exam and digital imaging to see if Invisalign is right for you.
You’ll receive a series of clear aligners tailored to your smile.
Regular visits help track progress and make adjustments as needed.
Most patients start seeing changes within a few months, with many completing treatment within 12–18 months, depending on complexity and compliance.
Straight teeth aren’t just about looks; they help you maintain better oral health. Crowded or misaligned teeth can make brushing and flossing harder, increasing the risk of cavities and gum problems. Aligning your teeth with Invisalign improves your bite and can help you clean more effectively every day.
Invisalign can be an excellent choice for:
During your consultation at Advanced Family Smiles, we’ll help determine whether Invisalign is the right fit for your smile goals.
Good daily habits help your treatment stay on track and keep your mouth healthy throughout the process.
At Advanced Family Smiles in Philadelphia, your smile is our priority. Our skilled dental professionals are committed to delivering personalized orthodontic care with a focus on comfort and results.
We use modern techniques and digital imaging to create clear aligner plans customized to your unique smile. Everyone on our team works closely with you from start to finish so you feel informed and confident throughout the process.
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Whether you want subtle improvements or a fully aligned smile, Advanced Family Smiles can guide you through an effective Invisalign journey.
Call Advanced Family Smiles at (267) 668-0063 or schedule your Invisalign consultation online today!
Invisalign is a series of clear, removable aligners that gradually move teeth into the desired position without metal braces. Each set is worn for about one to two weeks before moving to the next, gently shifting your smile over time.
Most Invisalign treatments take about 12–18 months, depending on how much movement is needed. Our team will give you a personalized timeline during your consult.
Some people experience mild pressure or soreness when switching to a new aligner, but this is typically less uncomfortable than traditional braces and subsides quickly.
Yes! Invisalign is a popular option for adults who want a discreet way to straighten their teeth without visible braces.
No, because you remove your aligners when eating or drinking anything other than water, there are no major dietary restrictions. Just brush before reinserting your aligners.
