How is Invisalign in Mexico and why should you choose ProDent for it? 


Invisalign in Mexico

Invisalign in Mexico

An Invisalign treatment in Mexico serves to align crooked teeth, but this condition does not change the way our upper and lower teeth fit together.

What does this mean? These techniques alone do not correct malocclusion problems, orthodontic rubber bands are used in those cases when brackets or aligners alone are not sufficient.

Invisalign in Mexico is nothing more than small, highly discreet elastics that apply additional force to our teeth in a specific direction in order to correct our bite.

ProDent reminds you that not all patients who use Invisalign require elastics, if you have crowded teeth or interdental spaces, you most likely do not need them.

Here's everything you need to know about Invisalign treatment in Mexico, and how ProDent ensures excellent results.

How does an Invisalign treatment work in Mexico? 

The rubber bands in Invisalign in Mexico connect our upper and lower teeth, fastened by means of hooks integrated to the invisible aligners, which are also known as buttons.

Invisalign buttons are small pieces of resin that are installed on certain teeth, their main purpose is to provide a better grip to the aligners.

But we should also point out that they are used as a kind of hook to hold rubber bands, as long as they are absolutely necessary.

When undergoing Invisalign in Mexico, you may experience some discomfort during the first few days of wearing Invisalign with rubber bands.

For this reason, we recommend wearing an orthodontic wax, eating soft foods and if necessary taking analgesics to reduce or relieve your pain.

What are the benefits of Invisalign treatment in Mexico with the best specialists at ProDent? 

Rubber bands are especially useful in helping to improve bite alignment, thereby correcting problems associated with malocclusion.

Overbite 

Invisalign in Mexico is most often used to help treat overbite, this happens when the upper teeth are much further forward than the lower teeth, or otherwise cover them completely.

Invisalign can help to successfully treat cases of overbite with the use of elastic bands.

Inverted Bite 

Also known as crossbite is a condition in which our upper teeth are positioned behind the lower teeth, hence the name inverted bite.

Open Bite 

Elastics are also used to correct mild open bite in adults, which occurs when the upper and lower front teeth do not touch when the mouth is closed. 

In order to preserve the bite 

Once the malocclusion has been corrected with the help of an Invisalign in Mexico, vertical elastics can be used that adhere to the same upper and lower tooth, thus preserving the position of the affected teeth.

How long should the rubber bands be worn during Invisalign treatment in Mexico? 

Generally it is to wear them during the entire Invisalign treatment in Mexico, although of course, this may not be the case for all patients.

You should wear them 22 hours a day, remember to change them regularly to maintain their elasticity and discard them once used.

What should I do if an Invisalign button has fallen off? 

Invisible orthodontic booties could fall off when chewing, also when brushing teeth or because the adhesive is not strong enough for the job.

If one of your buttons falls off, ProDent recommends that you do not put it back on yourself, it is best to keep it in a safe place and take it to your orthodontist as soon as possible, so as not to delay treatment.

Now that you know much more about Invisalign in Mexico, what are you waiting for to come to ProDent and make your appointment? Remember that conditions are treated more quickly, when the problem is just emerging.