Invisalign in Newark, Christiana & Pike Creek, DE, offers clear, removable aligners to straighten teeth and create a healthier, confident smile.
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Want to improve the alignment of your teeth without making brackets and wires the centerpiece of your smile? Progressive Dental Arts offers Invisalign clear aligner treatment for appropriate patients who want a more discreet way to address certain alignment concerns. Serving Newark, Christiana, and Pike Creek, DE, treatment is planned around your teeth, bite, and the amount of movement needed to reach the desired position.
Invisalign uses a series of custom-made, removable clear aligners to gradually move teeth. Each set is designed to apply controlled pressure to specific teeth, with the sequence progressing toward the planned alignment.
Before treatment begins, your teeth and bite are evaluated to determine whether clear aligners can address your particular concerns. Invisalign may be used for certain cases involving crowding, spacing, crooked teeth, and bite irregularities. More complex cases may require another orthodontic approach.
The aligners are designed to be worn for most of the day and removed for eating, drinking certain beverages, brushing, and flossing. As treatment progresses, you move through successive sets of aligners according to the treatment plan.
Your treatment timeline depends on factors such as the amount of movement required, your individual response to treatment, and how consistently the aligners are worn. Regular follow-up appointments allow your dental team to monitor progress and make sure treatment is moving as planned.
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Traditional braces can be highly effective, but they aren't the only way to move teeth. For patients who are candidates for clear aligner treatment, Invisalign offers a removable alternative that can be less noticeable during everyday activities.
Being able to remove the aligners for meals and oral hygiene can also make maintaining your usual brushing and flossing routine more straightforward. However, Invisalign requires consistent wear to keep treatment progressing as planned.
Dr. Rodney Kryzhanovskiy, D.M.D. and Dr. Lavinia Wu, D.M.D. can evaluate your teeth and bite and determine whether Invisalign is an appropriate option for your alignment goals.
Clear aligners are designed to be more discreet than traditional metal braces.
Aligners can be taken out when eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing.
Removing the aligners allows you to brush and floss your teeth without working around brackets and wires.
Each series of aligners is designed to move specific teeth according to your treatment plan.
Invisalign may be appropriate for certain cases involving crowding, spacing, and bite irregularities.
Because the aligners are removed for meals, you don't have to avoid foods simply because they could damage orthodontic brackets.
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If you'd like straighter teeth but prefer a removable, less noticeable orthodontic option, Invisalign may be worth considering. Progressive Dental Arts can evaluate your smile and bite and determine whether clear aligner treatment is suitable for you. Serving Newark, Christiana, and Pike Creek, DE, the practice can help you understand the process, expected timeline, and alternatives before you begin.

Your dental care should fit into your life and not require a long trip across town. With multiple Progressive Dental Arts locations, you can choose a dental office that's convenient for where you live, work, or spend your time.
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Invisalign can address certain degrees of dental crowding. Whether it is appropriate depends on the severity of the crowding, your bite, and other characteristics of your teeth.
Yes. Clear aligners can be used to close certain spaces between teeth when the underlying dental and bite conditions are suitable for aligner treatment.
Treatment length varies from patient to patient. The amount of movement required, complexity of the case, and consistency with wearing the aligners all influence the timeline.
Yes. Invisalign aligners are designed to be removed for eating and drinking. They should be replaced as directed after you've finished.
Clear aligners are generally intended to be worn for most of the day and night, removing them primarily for eating, drinking as directed, brushing, and flossing. Following your prescribed wear schedule is important for treatment progress.