Mt Eden, Auckland Clear Aligners For Children | Invisalign Alternative Expanded

Nov 21, 2022

All Smiles Dental (0800 255 764) in Auckland has added new clear aligner options to their catalog of available treatments.

Mount Eden,New Zealand - November 21, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —

The orthodontics provider has expanded their list of clear aligner options to give their patients more flexibility when it comes to affordability and course of treatment. The alignment methods they have added to the list are capable of gently straightening crooked teeth with minimal interruption to everyday life.

For more, visit https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/invisalign-mt-eden-auckland

New options offered through All Smiles Dental include Myobrace and ClearCorrect brand aligners, which are Invisalign alternatives https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/orthodontics-auckland-mt-eden/ intended for children and for sensitive teeth respectively. The aligners are clear and follow a similar course of treatment to one another, with a few notable differences.

The Myobrace option is designed for younger patients whose teeth are likely to need further orthodontic intervention later on in life. The Myobrace is intended to help with jaw development and muscular strain in order to improve the chances of success for other forms of alignment therapy, and can lead to better outcomes down the line.

ClearCorrect, on the other hand, is an Invisalign alternative for adults which focuses on comfort and aesthetics over speed of treatment. The aligners are custom-made and designed to be as discreet as possible, with some notable improvements over Invisalign in terms of how the aligner handles sensitive teeth

One patient said, following treatment, “I had an amazing experience with Dr Krystal and the team at All Smiles. They were friendly and knowledgeable, and we loved the way we were given all the information plainly and explained thoroughly. We were offered options, and given honest educated advice. This clinic really is passionate about their work and cares for their patients.”

Both of these alignment options are available to their respective target clientele through All Smiles Dental. As with all the dental and orthodontic treatments there, the new options are intended to be more affordable to the average family than more intensive or invasive alternatives.

Prior to treatment, patients should schedule a preliminary appointment to establish goals and an action plan. During this initial appointment, the professionals at All Smiles will capture X-ray images and a plaster cast of a given patient’s teeth to begin the treatment process.

To find out more, visit https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/

Contact Info:
Name: Krystal Tarak
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Organization: All Smiles Dental
Address: 395 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024, New Zealand
Phone: +64-800-255-764
Website: https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/

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