Bur Oak Dental – Your Invisalign provider can make you smile.

Steps to a healthy smile

It’s as easy as 1-2-3

Smile Step #1

Sign up for your free, no obligation, Dental Scan & Treatment Plan Session with your Invisalign providers.

Our dental team will take a 3D image of your teeth in minutes using our iTero digital scanner. Then, we’ll show you what your smile and bite could look like using an AI-powered, Outcome Simulator. Our dental team will take the time to review the results of your 3D scan and the Outcome Simulator. If Invisalign® treatment is the right treatment for you, we will review the process and share the financing options that are available.

Smile Step #2

Start your Smile Journey

If Invisalign® clear aligner treatment is right for you, we will provide you with a series of trays customized to your individual needs. You will need to wear the trays for 20 to 22 hours every day except for when you eat, brush and floss. Every 1-2 weeks you’ll switch your aligners. And, every 1-2 months or so, you’ll visit the office to check in with our dental team to ensure your treatment is on track and your teeth and gums are staying healthy. Your Invisalign providers will monitor your dental health throughout the journey.

Smile Step #3

Celebrate your healthy smile

Congratulations. You made it. Your teeth are straight and healthy and your smile is beautiful. Our Invisalign professionals will make sure you have completed all the requirements of the treatment and may recommend retainers to ensure you maintain your beautiful smile.

You’re invited to a free, no-obligation, Dental Scan & Treatment Plan session compliments of your Invisalign providers.

Your smile matters to us. Schedule your free, no obligation, Dental Scan & Treatment Plan session today. And when you are done with your appointment, we can send you the pictures to share with your family and friends. They are sure to be impressed.

Introducing Invisalign® Clear Aligner Therapy. Straight Teeth Mean Better Oral Health.

Invisalign treatment can be a great solution – for adults, teens, and even children – using clear aligner therapy to improve your smile and bite. Invisalign treatment uses a series of clear aligners that work to correct your orthodontic issues while offering the appearance of wearing no braces.

Plus, with our digital scanner, you can view your virtual results before even starting treatment.

For over 20 years, Invisalign has invested in innovations and technological advancements to make it possible to fix nearly all common teeth-straightening and bite issues, from simple to complex. Rest assured, Invisalign clear-aligner treatment is the most advanced clear aligner system in the world, backed by more than two decades of innovation. And, at Bur Oak Dental, our entire practice team is here to improve your oral health and support you through this journey.

Is Invisalign® treatment covered by my Dental Insurance Benefits?

Many insurance plans cover all or a portion of orthodontic treatment. Check with your insurance provider for details of your specific plan. The final cost of your treatment and payment terms depends on your specific case and determined based on each individual patient needs. We are also offer flexible financing options that fit your budget.

What are the signs of misaligned teeth?

If you are experiencing cold sensitivity, jaw or muscle pain or headaches, teeth chipping or wearing, difficulty flossing, bad breath, dry mouth or receding gums, you could have abnormal tooth alignment. If you are presenting any of these conditions, you can contact your Invisalign provider who can help get your teeth out of trauma. We can help treat the problem and the symptoms related to these conditions:

As your oral health professionals, these conditions are a concern. There are consequences with poorly aligned teeth including:

Research shows severe gum infections may increase your risk of several health conditions such as heart attacks, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, and respiratory disease. Correcting misaligned teeth will help to improve your overall oral health, which can reduce its impact on the associated systemic diseases.

What are the differences between Invisalign® aligners and other clear aligners?