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Invisalign

What it is: Invisalign braces are clear 'aligners' that resemble tooth bleaching trays.  Invisalign braces are intended to correct crooked teeth, overbites, and gaps by putting pressure on the teeth in gradual increments. 

What it addresses:  Cosmetic tooth irregularities including:

- Crooked teeth
- Tooth Gap
- Minor overbite

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Percent of consumer reviews saying "Yes":

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83% Invisalign
83% Blepharoplasty
81% Smart Lipo
80% Silicone breast implants
79% Photofacial
78% Lasik
78% Facelift
78% VASER Liposelection
75% Laser resurfacing
74% Rhinoplasty
74% Botox
72% Permanent makeup
70% Liposuction
69% Pixel laser
67% Microdermabrasion
67% Active FX
66% Chemical peel
63% Juvederm
61% Restylane
58% Sculptra
53% IPL
52% Radiesse
51% Fraxel Laser
50% Mesotherapy
48% Accent XL
44% Zoom teeth whitening
41% Lifestyle lift
37% Lipodissolve
37% Thermage

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Does Invisalign really work?

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November 9, 2007

One doctor's praise for Invisalign

Irwin Smigel, DDS
Irwin Smigel, DDS

Not only does it work, it functions fantastically in most situations.

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August 14, 2007

Invisalign a popular choice for many patients

Jennifer Jablow, DDS
Jennifer Jablow, DDS

If you’re a good candidate for Invisalign, it is the best way to go. They are comfortable, really easy to apply, and no one would know you are wearing them.

I have gone to many conferences for Invisalign and have given it to numerous patients. It is one of my most popular practices.

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July 26, 2007

Invisalign is good for minor tooth movement

Dr. Daniel Charlton
Dr. Daniel Charlton

Patient compliance is always important when doing any orthodontic treatment. Invisalign is a great choice of treatment for someone that requires minor tooth movement. For the more complicated cases, traditional braces are always best.

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