What is Invisalign?
This treatment method uses transparent mouthpiece orthodontic appliances. It requires fewer visits than standard wire braces and causes relatively little pain and discomfort.
Invisalign’s transparent aligners are made of soft, flexible plastic and are barely noticeable when worn on the teeth.
The mouthpiece is worn for at least 20 hours a day to gradually move the teeth, but can be removed when brushing and eating.
Unlike traditional bracket and wire orthodontic appliances, which are fixed to the pearls throughout treatment, Invisalign custom-made intraoral appliances can be removed, making it easier to eat and clean your teeth.
The mouthpiece is very thin, transparent and discreet, making it ideal for people who want to fix their teeth without being seen by others.
How is our Invisalign different from other clinic Invisalign ?
Point 1 The best treatment plan and the maintenance
Dr Kim is the one of THREE clinical consultant / speaker of Invisalign Australia in NSW for his long history of Invisalign experience. In 2013, has reached Top 6 in Global Invisalign Doctor review, Dr Kim is now working for Invisalign’s global product development doctor panel.
Point 2 Top 1 %
Our clinic has maintained the top 1 % clinic of Invisalign in Australia. We have been using high-tech intra-oral scanner since 2010, ensuring 30 % more accurate fitting of Invisalign mouthpiece and better treatment outcome than traditional mould taking technique
Point 3 No Tooth Removal
Thanks to Dr Kim’s knowledge and skill in Invisalign, most of our treatment gets done by No Tooth Removal technique. So, if you are one of those who wishes no tooth removal for orthodontic treatment, you are at the right place.
Point 4 Dr Kim trains other dentists
Dr Kim trains other dentists globally Being Invisalign Australia’s clinical consultant,Dr Kim is the only dentist in NSW who trains dentists for the licensing certification course for Invisalign.
Over the years, Dr Kim has taught over 1,000 doctors in Asian-pacific since 2016 over his Masterclass lecture series.
Invisalign treatment process
Creating a treatment plan
The Invisalign Doctor will take photographs, x-rays and digital scans or impressions of the teeth in order to develop a treatment plan.
Creation of 3D treatment plans.
Using Align Technology’s proprietary 3D treatment planning software, the doctor creates a treatment plan for the patient.
This 3D treatment plan shows the predicted final position of the teeth and the approximate duration of treatment.
Production and shipment of aligners
Customised aligners are manufactured and shipped to the doctor’s clinic
Fitting of aligners
The aligners are given to the patient.
The patient wears the aligners daily and replaces them with new ones every 1-2 weeks
Checking the progress of your treatment
You will visit the clinic approximately every 6-8 weeks to see your Invisalign doctor to check the progress of your treatment.
End of treatment
Retainers (retainer devices) must be used to stabilise the position of the teeth after treatment is completed.
Not included in the Invisalign treatment fee.
To get you started with treatment, please call our friendly team on 02 9269 0514!
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Dr Knox Kim is Invisalign’s Diamond Invisalign Provider and Invisalign’s only Clinical consultant/ Speaker among General dentists in Australia
Top 6th in the world in Invisalign International Gallery, Principal dentist at Sydney CBD and vice principal dentist at Tokyo, Finished over 1,500 Invisalign patients in both Sydney and Tokyo,
treating over 400 patients in both clinics, Invisalign’s official lecturer, lecturing at Shangai, Hangzhou, Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Las Vegas, and all the major cities in Australia and New Zealand
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