Invisalign | The Children's Dental Centre

The Clear Way to Straighten Your Teeth

Convenience, comfort, and clear design are some of the main reasons people choose Invisalign to straighten their smiles.

For teens and adults alike, a straight smile can boost your confidence and improve the function of your teeth and bite. Discover the discrete benefits of Invisalign for you or your child by visiting us for an initial consultation.

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How Does Invisalign Work?

Invisalign is an orthodontics treatment used to align your teeth and bite. This treatment uses clear, removable aligners as opposed to fixed metal brackets and wires like traditional braces.

Invisalign aligners are custom-made based on your unique teeth. When you wear your aligners, gentle pressure helps move your teeth to their intended position. Wearing your aligners for at least 22 hours a day is recommended in order to achieve optimal results.

You will be given a new set of aligners as your teeth shift throughout the process.

The Invisalign Process

The Invisalign process is detailed and customized to each patient. We’ll start by examining your teeth to determine if Invisalign is the right course of action for your smile.

Tips for Taking Care of Your Aligners

When your Invisalign aligners are taken care of, so are your teeth. We want to help you achieve the smile you’ve always envisioned and will go over wear and care instructions with you during your fitting appointment.

Some common tips include:

Take out your aligners when eating or drinking anything other than water
Protect your aligners by putting them in their case when not in use
Rinse and gently brush your aligners every night
Remove food or debris from your mouth before putting your aligners in

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Our Location

Dr. Masse and her team are available even when their office is closed. You can reach us by calling the emergency number 647-613-5437 at any time. Urgent dental issues typically include recent injuries to the mouth and/or teeth, tooth pain, swollen face from a tooth infection, fractured teeth or post-surgical inquiries. It is helpful to have photos of the dental issue, so you may want to take a few pictures with your phone and have them ready to send to us before calling. We know it’s not always easy to get a photograph, but just try your best.