Is the removal process the same? Is the surface of the tooth in better shape after Invisalign is removed, or does it not matter?
Answer: Invisalign does not harm enamel when removed.
Traditional brackets have tobe removed with pliers that snap off the bracket and can damage enamel due to the force needed. Invisalign attachments are made of composite so then can be easily polished off without ever touching the enamel..
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Answer: Invisalign does not harm enamel when removed.
Traditional brackets have tobe removed with pliers that snap off the bracket and can damage enamel due to the force needed. Invisalign attachments are made of composite so then can be easily polished off without ever touching the enamel..
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June 28, 2011
Answer: Invisalign vs braces removal
The two are totally different. Metal braces have wires and brackets. With metal braces, the Dentist needs to remove every single bracket on each tooth and clean the remaining cement bonded or attached to the teeth. With Invisalign, after the last set of trays, you're set! All that needs to be done is to remove the attachments placed on the initial visit. Bottom line: Removal on Invisalign has less chair time than metal braces.
Thanks for asking! You are welcome to call our office and we can schedule a free consultation for you! Dr. Ayzin will meet with you, go over your questions, and help you reach your goal for your new smile!
Dr. Ayzin
Dentistry @ its Finest
(714) 540-5511For more information and patient testimonials visit our website: finestdentistry.com
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June 28, 2011
Answer: Invisalign vs braces removal
The two are totally different. Metal braces have wires and brackets. With metal braces, the Dentist needs to remove every single bracket on each tooth and clean the remaining cement bonded or attached to the teeth. With Invisalign, after the last set of trays, you're set! All that needs to be done is to remove the attachments placed on the initial visit. Bottom line: Removal on Invisalign has less chair time than metal braces.
Thanks for asking! You are welcome to call our office and we can schedule a free consultation for you! Dr. Ayzin will meet with you, go over your questions, and help you reach your goal for your new smile!
Dr. Ayzin
Dentistry @ its Finest
(714) 540-5511For more information and patient testimonials visit our website: finestdentistry.com
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June 27, 2011
Answer: Invisalign is not braces
In the traditional sense. Many cases have nothing at all bonded to any teeth, so there is nothing to remove. Sometimes some resin is bonded to teeth to allow the aligners to work better, and this is easily polished off. Traditional braces are bonded in place and the residual cement, after the brackets are removed, is easily polished off. Neither process damages the teeth.
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June 27, 2011
Answer: Invisalign is not braces
In the traditional sense. Many cases have nothing at all bonded to any teeth, so there is nothing to remove. Sometimes some resin is bonded to teeth to allow the aligners to work better, and this is easily polished off. Traditional braces are bonded in place and the residual cement, after the brackets are removed, is easily polished off. Neither process damages the teeth.
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June 26, 2011
Answer: Removing invisalign buttons
Removing invisalign buttons is a simple as buffing and polishing the front of your teeth. It is the same as removing brackets. It is sage and does not harm the teeth in any way.
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June 26, 2011
Answer: Removing invisalign buttons
Removing invisalign buttons is a simple as buffing and polishing the front of your teeth. It is the same as removing brackets. It is sage and does not harm the teeth in any way.
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June 23, 2011
Answer: Removal procedure for braces vs Invisalign
The procedure to remove the residual resin glue for braces is identical to removing the resin from Invisalign attachments. The procedure is safe and does not harm the teeth in either case.
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June 23, 2011
Answer: Removal procedure for braces vs Invisalign
The procedure to remove the residual resin glue for braces is identical to removing the resin from Invisalign attachments. The procedure is safe and does not harm the teeth in either case.
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