Invisalign Attachments
Invisalign attachments, also known as Invisalign buttons, are small, tooth-coloured, and sometimes clear bumps that are attached to the teeth to help Invisalign aligners grip the teeth and move them into the desired position.
Invisalign attachments are one of the many tools that orthodontists use to improve the effectiveness of the treatment.
What are Invisalign Attachments?
Invisalign attachments are small, tooth-coloured, and sometimes clear bumps that are attached to the teeth using a tooth-coloured dental bonding material. The size and shape of the attachment can vary depending on the individual patient’s orthodontic needs. The purpose of these attachments is to help the aligner grip the tooth and apply pressure to it, which helps to move the tooth into the correct position.
What are Invisalign Attachments Used For?
Invisalign attachments are used to improve the effectiveness of the treatment. They are typically used for complex cases, such as teeth that need to be rotated or moved vertically, to help the aligner grip the tooth and apply pressure in the right direction. Invisalign attachments can also be used to help close gaps between teeth and to create space for teeth to move into the correct position.
How to Clean Invisalign Attachments
Cleaning Invisalign attachments is important for maintaining good oral hygiene during treatment. It is recommended to clean the attachments with a soft-bristled toothbrush and toothpaste, just like you would with your teeth.
However, it is important to be gentle when cleaning the attachments to avoid damaging them. Avoid using abrasive toothpaste or a hard-bristled toothbrush, as this may cause damage to the attachments.
How to Take Out Invisalign Easily with Attachments
Invisalign attachments can make it more difficult to remove the aligners, especially during the first few days of wearing them. To make it easier to remove the aligners, it is recommended to use a removal tool, such as the Invisalign hook tool, to dislodge the aligners from the attachments gently.
It is important to avoid using excessive force to avoid damaging the attachments or the aligners.
Can Any Dentist Take Off the Invisalign Attachments?
Removing Invisalign attachments should be done by a trained and licensed dental professional, such as an orthodontist or dentist. Attempting to remove the attachments on your own can cause damage to the teeth or the aligner, which may result in the need for additional treatment.
What Happens if My Attachments Fall Out?
In some cases, Invisalign attachments may fall off or become loose during treatment. If this happens, it is important to contact your orthodontist or dentist as soon as possible.
They will be able to evaluate the situation and determine if the attachment needs to be replaced or if it is okay to continue with treatment.
Will the Attachments Leave a Stain?
Invisalign attachments are made from a tooth-coloured material that should not leave a stain on the teeth. However, it is important to maintain good oral hygiene and clean the attachments regularly to avoid any potential discolouration.
Treatment | Price |
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Orthodontic Consultation | FREE |
Removable Retainer | €120 |
Fixed Retainer | €250 |
Quick Straight Teeth - 1 Arch | €2200 |
Quick Straight Teeth - Both Arches | €3000 |
Invisalign - Express - 1 arch | €2400 |
Invisalign - Express- Both arches | €2800 |
Invisalign - Lite - 1 arch | €2995 |
Invisalign - Lite - Both arches | €3900 |
Invisalign – Moderate – Single arch | €3500 |
Invisalign – Moderate – Both arches | €4300 |
Invisalign - Comprehensive | €4800 |
Whitening After Invisalign | FREE |
Fixed Metal Braces - 1 arch | €2500 |
Fixed Metal Braces - Both arches | €4200 |
Ceramic Fixed Braces - 1 Arch | €2800 |
Ceramic Fixed Braces - Both arches | €4400 |
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