Invisalign
All Cosmetic Treatments
Clear Aligner Therapy

Invisalign

Straighter teeth, on your terms. Without metal, without compromise.

Overview

Invisalign uses a sequence of medical-grade, near-invisible aligners to move your teeth into a planned final position. As a certified Invisalign provider, ADI plans each case digitally from a 3D intra-oral scan, so you see your projected outcome before treatment begins.

Why ADI

What you can expect.

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Virtually Invisible

Custom aligners are clear, smooth, and removable. Most people will not notice you are in treatment.

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Predictable Outcomes

Every case is mapped tooth by tooth in ClinCheck before a single aligner is printed.

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Comfortable Wear

No brackets, no wires. Aligners are removed for eating, brushing, and important moments.

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Time Efficient

Most adult cases complete in six to eighteen months with appointments every six to eight weeks.

The Process

How your case unfolds.

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Digital Consultation

A 3D intra-oral scan replaces traditional impressions. We assess bite, alignment, and facial proportion.

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ClinCheck Preview

You see a digital simulation of your projected smile before committing to treatment.

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Aligner Wear

Wear each aligner 20 to 22 hours per day, progressing every one to two weeks.

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Refinement & Retention

Final detailing aligners polish the result. Retainers protect your investment for life.

Is It For You

You may be a candidate if...

  • Adults and teens with mild to complex crowding
  • Patients with spacing, rotations, or relapse after previous orthodontics
  • Anyone who wants to straighten teeth without traditional braces
FAQs

Common questions.

Is Invisalign as effective as braces?

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For the cases we accept, yes. Modern Invisalign protocols, attachments, and elastics handle the vast majority of cases that previously required fixed braces.

Will it affect my speech?

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Most patients adjust within a few days. The aligners are thin and trimmed precisely to the gumline.

How often will I visit the practice?

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Typically every six to eight weeks for a short progress check and your next set of aligners.