Dr. Goyal is an experienced Invisalign dentist in Frederick, MD, who helps teens and adults achieve beautiful smiles. Invisalign is a great choice for fixing mild to moderate orthodontic issues and cosmetic concerns like crooked teeth. It's the best alternative to traditional braces. These clear aligners gently straighten teeth and improve the health and comfort of your bite in a discreet and comfortable way.
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Does Invisalign Hurt?
Invisalign is a pain-free orthodontic treatment that doesn’t irritate your gums or soft tissues. Some patients may feel some discomfort or pressure on their teeth when they first start using a new aligner.
Is Invisalign Available for Teens?
Invisalign is also available for children and teens. Dr. Goyal reviews their orthodontic needs and recommends the best option for their long-term dental health.
How Much Does Invisalign Cost?
The cost of Invisalign varies depending on the patient’s needs, but it typically ranges from $5,000 to $7,000. Some dental insurance plans offer partial coverage.
Invisalign uses modern CAD/CAM software to analyze digital images of your mouth. This technology allows Dr. Goyal to create your custom aligners and give you predictable results. During routine checkups, a quick digital scan lets our team see how well your treatment is progressing.
Learn MoreRegular treatment monitoring helps Dr. Goyal keep your treatment on track and address any concerns up front. Invisalign aligners are made from a strong and smooth material that gently moves your teeth without causing discomfort. Our aligners will apply pressure in different directions to fix your unique orthodontic issues.
Learn MoreWhen you switch to a new set of aligners, the pressure on your teeth will slightly change. This helps move them more into place. You might feel a bit of discomfort when you first put in a new set, but Invisalign is not painful. We’re confident you’ll love your new smile after you finish your treatment.
Learn MoreTo keep that beautiful smile, we recommend wearing a retainer. You will wear it for a few hours a day, or while you sleep, for as long as your treatment time. A retainer will keep your straight teeth in their new position so you have the best long-term results.
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