Am I too old, at 62, to undergo Invisalign treatment for crowding?
Answer: Invisalign has virtually NO age limits People are keeping their teeth much longer today, so questions about "age appropriate treatment" is common. While some people have wondered if they should treat their smile at their age, those that have stated that it was one of the best things they did for themselves and wished they had done it sooner.
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Answer: Invisalign has virtually NO age limits People are keeping their teeth much longer today, so questions about "age appropriate treatment" is common. While some people have wondered if they should treat their smile at their age, those that have stated that it was one of the best things they did for themselves and wished they had done it sooner.
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Answer: Age is not an obstacle to Invisalign
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Answer: Age is not an obstacle to Invisalign
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January 28, 2011
Answer: Does Invisalign have an upper age limit?
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January 28, 2011
Answer: Does Invisalign have an upper age limit?
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January 16, 2010
Answer: 62 is a fine age for Dental Improvements Teeth are in a constant state of motion so we can move them at any age. You should go to a preferred provider and get a consultation as to how long it would take to get the results you need.
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January 16, 2010
Answer: 62 is a fine age for Dental Improvements Teeth are in a constant state of motion so we can move them at any age. You should go to a preferred provider and get a consultation as to how long it would take to get the results you need.
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January 13, 2010
Answer: Invisalign shouldn't do any damage and may in fact cure some problems Invisalign is appropriate for anyone who has all their permanent teeth. That said it may have its limitations and full braces may be a better treatment, so you need an evaluation to determine if your case would be good. Straightening the teeth may actually cure some minor periodontitis which a lot of older people tend to develop over their life.
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January 13, 2010
Answer: Invisalign shouldn't do any damage and may in fact cure some problems Invisalign is appropriate for anyone who has all their permanent teeth. That said it may have its limitations and full braces may be a better treatment, so you need an evaluation to determine if your case would be good. Straightening the teeth may actually cure some minor periodontitis which a lot of older people tend to develop over their life.
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