As your provider for Invisalign treatment in Albuquerque, we take great pride in our ability to restore a smile. For some of our patients, they have never had the smile they always wanted before seeking Invisalign treatment in Albuquerque. A smile is one of the most important and influential of all the facial features that we use on a daily basis. It is used to convey friendliness, confidence, attractiveness, and a host of other positive or pensive emotions. This is probably why the smile is so important in the first interactions we have with people. Many first impressions are formed within the first 15 seconds of meeting a new person and studies show that a significant number of people use a person's smile to reach these initial conclusions. 53% of all the people that were surveyed said that the first thing they notice about a person is their smile. A well-aligned smile, thanks to an Invisalign® treatment in Albuquerque, can help you create an outstanding first impression. On the social side of the survey, the numbers are even more in favor of having a perfectly straight, beautiful smile. 89% of people stated that they find a person with a great smile to be far more attractive. Unfortunately, for more than half the population, 52% say they do not take advantage of this easy way to create an impression. What tends to hold them back from smiling is being conscious of the problems with their teeth. Hence, they are lacking the confidence it requires to smile more. The great news for these folks is that Invisalign® treatments can help you to straighten out your teeth and give you the confidence you are in need of.
When you visit for an Invisalign treatment in Albuquerque, we know that your first visit is going to be one where you have a lot of excitement. This often translates to a lot of questions from our patients. This is something we strongly encourage since we want you to know all about the treatment. One of the questions we get asked a lot is why is it that Invisalign® is a better treatment option than some of the other, more traditional options that you could use to straighten your teeth, such as braces. The answer is that Invisalign® is the most innovative way to straighten teeth that takes into account your comfort, is custom made for you, and is virtually invisible.
Comfort: Most traditional braces are incredibly uncomfortable with all that metal in your mouth. Most people, 83% surveyed, found that they adjusted to the new Invisalign® aligners within a few days of getting their new fittings in the mail.
Customized: Invisalign treatment in Albuquerque is completely customized to suit you. During your first visit, we take a lot of measurements and imprints which capture every nuance of your teeth. These are then used by the lab to custom make your aligners so that they work specifically and uniquely for you.
Invisible: The aligners used to straighten your teeth are virtually invisible. This allows you to straighten your teeth 22 hours per day as prescribed with no one ever knowing that you are doing so.
When it is time to fix your teeth, gone are the days when the only option was to get traditional metal braces. These devices can be quite bulky, and they are highly visible in the wearer's mouth. That can leave the person feeling even more self-conscious than before the braces were installed.Things are much different…
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In addition to recognizing the new person in the mirror, adjusting to new dentures requires changing some of a person’s former eating habits. Having a full set of great-looking teeth can give one’s confidence a significant boost, but after spending a considerable amount of time without teeth, it can take a little while to learn…
Adjusting to new dentures is a process that usually takes several weeks. You must learn how to eat, speak, and adapt to the feel of having them in your mouth. Though every effort is made to have your dentures fit correctly when they are made, you are likely to need to visit your dentist for…
Adjusting to new dentures can involve several changes to a person's routine. One thing that should stay the same, however, is regular dentist appointments. Here is what a new patient needs to know about the importance of dentist appointments and how often he or she needs to visit the dentist after receiving dentures.One commonly asked…