Federal Way Clear Braces For Gapped Teeth: Invisalign Dental Treatment Launched
Oct 19, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Sean Liu Orthodontics now offers clean aligner teeth straightening treatments, such as Invisalign, to correct dental crowding, gaps, and bite misalignments.
- The practice uses 3D software to scan teeth and create invisible corrective dental appliances for teens and adults.
- The aligner treatments are an alternative to traditional metal braces, allowing patients to eat any food and maintain their normal oral hygiene practices.
- Sean Liu Orthodontics has certified providers of both Invisalign and Suresmile clear aligners, helping patients choose the most suitable option for their orthodontic needs.
- A consultation will determine the best course of action, and a combination of clear aligners and other appliances may be recommended for optimal results. The aligners are worn for at least 22 hours a day and can straighten teeth in as little as 6 months.
Sean Liu Orthodontics (253-838-0765) has announced clean aligner teeth straightening treatments, such as Invisalign, to correct dental crowding, gaps, and bite misalignments.
Federal Way, United States - October 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The orthodontic practice is now accepting new patients for its clear aligner treatments, using 3D software to scan teeth and create invisible corrective dental appliances for teens and adults.
More information is available at https://www.liuorthodontics.us
Sean Liu Orthodontics’ newly available aligner treatments are an alternative to traditional metal braces. Since the aligners can be removed, they do not restrict which foods the patient can eat. Similarly, they allow individuals to stick to their brushing and flossing hygiene practices and eliminate the risk of loose brackets or uncomfortable wires.
The practice's certified providers of both Invisalign and Suresmile clear aligners help patients choose between the treatments. Invisalign, for example, is considered a more suitable option for use in pediatric orthodontic treatments, as it has shown greater efficacy in clinical trials of patients aged 11 to 19 who have a mixture of adult and baby teeth.
The treatment will start with a consultation for the team to devise the best course of action. The practitioners may recommend taking a hybrid approach to dental realignment, using clear aligners in combination with another appliance to ensure the treatment is as effective as it can be.
Following this, they will perform a 3D intraoral scan of the teeth, using advanced software to produce custom aligners, made from transparent, flexible plastic, which are more discreet than traditional metal braces. At the fitting appointment, the doctors will check whether the clear aligners are comfortable for the patient and give them advice on what to expect and how to care for their teeth while undergoing treatment.
The aligners create targeted pressure which gradually realigns teeth for a straight smile. The orthodontists suggest that they should be worn for at least 22 hours a day and that, with proper use, can straighten teeth in as little as 6 months of wear.
About Sean Liu Orthodontics
Dr. Sean Liu has been ranked a top dentist by Seattle Met magazine and has been certified by the American Board of Orthodontists. Moreover, he supports the community as a tenured affiliate faculty member of the University of Washington School of Dentistry. From the Federal Way office, his practice serves patients living in Fife, Fife Heights, Lakeland, Auburn, Northeast Tacoma, Kent, Browns Point, Milton, Edgewood, Pacific, and Algona.
More information can be found by visiting https://www.dailymoss.com/federal-way-orthodontist-can-straighten-your-crooked-teeth-with-invisible-braces
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Sean Liu
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Organization: Sean Liu Orthodontics
Address: 118 SW 330th St Ste 200, Federal Way, WA 98023, United States
Phone: +1-253-838-0765
Website: https://www.liuorthodontics.us
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Release ID: 89110811
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