4 Benefits of Invisalign at Coleman Orthodontics



Are you unsure if Invisalign is the direction you should go towards, when it comes to your smile? Dr. Coleman is a Certified Preferred Invisalign Provider, serving Syracuse, Utah and our surrounding communities.  

Invisalign uses a series of invisible, removable, and comfortable aligners that no one can tell you're wearing. So, you can smile more during treatment as well as after. Here are 4 benefits to choosing Invisalign. 

#1 Appearance: A big benefit to Invisalign over braces is your appearance during treatment. The invisible, removable aligners help you smile confidently during treatment and less noticeable than traditional braces. This can be a benefit for adults seeking orthodontic treatment. 

#2 Comfort:The Invisalign aligners are easily removable and less painful than traditional braces. With Invisalign you will not have to worry about cuts, broken wires or a sore mouth. 

#3 Food Restrictions: Thanks to the removable aligners, your food restrictions are much less than if you had traditional braces. Simply remove your aligners and place them back in after your meal. 

#4 Easier Care: Invisalign is much easier to care for because they are removable. Simply take out your aligners, brush and clean (the aligners), brush your teeth and floss and place your aligners back in. Having excellent oral health care will also prevent cavities during your treatment. 

Consider Invisalign to get the beautiful straight teeth you've always wanted — without braces. A complimentary consultation with Dr. Coleman can determine if Invisalign is right for you. Learn more about braces here. 
Location: Syracuse, UT, USA

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