Straighter teeth, quietly.

Is Invisalign right for you?

Aligners only work while they're in, so we tell you up front what the trays will ask of you.

Clear trays instead of brackets

Each aligner moves your teeth a small step, then hands off to the next in the series. There are no brackets or wires. The trays come out for meals and brushing, and most people won't notice them in conversation.

Planned on a scan, checked in person

Every case at Sora Dentistry in Fairfield starts with a digital scan, no impression putty. Dr. Oh designs the movement on screen, and you can watch the projected sequence before you commit to anything.

Teeth don't always move exactly as planned, so short visits every few weeks check your progress against the plan. If a tooth lags, we adjust rather than hope it catches up.

Wear time

Most of the day, every day. Take them out to eat and brush, then put them right back in.

Retainers, from day one

Teeth drift for life, so retainers are part of the conversation before the first tray, not a surprise at the end.

Not every case is an aligner case

Many crowding and spacing cases suit Invisalign well. Some need more than aligners, and if yours does, we'll say so at the scan.

Common questions