Apr
Invisalign treatment in South Huntington, New York, is popular among teenagers and adults seeking a discreet treatment option. Dr. Boris Yusupov and his team at All City Cosmetic Dental Care can correct misaligned teeth and bad bites comfortably and conveniently using removable and minimally visible aligners. Given that Invisalign is a relatively recent treatment, we frequently encounter many questions about it. One common question is, “Do you sleep with Invisalign aligners?” If you want to learn the answer to this question or understand other frequently asked questions regarding Invisalign teeth straightening, we invite you to connect with our team to learn more!
Invisalign uses removable aligners to apply controlled pressure on your teeth. Unlike metal wires and brackets securely attached to the teeth, Invisalign can be removed at will. However, Invisalign trays work when they are in contact with the teeth, so we recommend wearing the teeth aligners for at least 20-22 hours daily. Failure to wear your aligners as directed will delay your treatment and increase the treatment cost.
Since you are required to wear your aligners almost full-time—only removing them when eating or cleaning teeth—it means you must wear your aligners when sleeping. Good news! Invisalign trays are customized to fit snugly over your teeth to allow normal breathing, so you’ll sleep comfortably without disruptions.
Although Invisalign trays do not cause problems when sleeping, there are a few things to consider to optimize your comfort.
Sleeping with aligners is perfectly comfortable, but talk to your dentist if you experience prolonged discomfort. We are here to ensure your Invisalign treatment is comfortable at all times.
Would you like to perfect your smile with Invisalign treatment? Call (631) 352-2330 to schedule an upcoming visit with All City Cosmetic Dental Care of South Huntington, New York. Dr. Boris Yusupov and his team are located at 17 Walt Whitman Road and are open to new and returning patients from in and around the local communities.