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Clear Aligners!

It's been a while since I've posted on here, but I am so excited to bring you along for this exciting new adventure! 


If you know me at all, you know that my teeth are pretty crooked. (Blame it on my English roots) They always have been, and I watched as my high school friends upgraded their smiles with shiny new braces. But I never wanted train tracks. If that was the option, I was resigned to the state of my smile. Then came Invisalign. A revolutionary idea to use clear plastic to align the teeth. No doubt you've seen, or heard, or even been blessed with them yourself. Dr. Morgan uses the same technology but a different product called SureSmile.


Since I've been taking patient photos for Aesthetic & Implant Dentistry for a little over a year I've been blown away by the smiles in that office. I didn't think twice about my teeth until I started photographing their gorgeous patients. The friendliness of the staff just makes all their smiles that much more bright and beautiful. Now it was my turn to have a gorgeous smile.


So why aligners? Well they're clear for one thing, so they'll be barely noticeable. You can remove them to clean them and clean your teeth really well. And they're much less painful and intense than
 metal 'train tracks'. I'm not exactly sure how they'll feel yet, so I'll keep you posted. All around they're much more convenient and unobtrusive to your mouth.


I am so excited to start this journey with A&ID to a straight smile and can't wait to share the process with you all. Next up will be my first visit with Dr. Morgan!

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