Is there any harm in waiting a bit longer?+
That depends on your teeth, which is why an exam helps. Teeth can continue shifting through life, and your dentist can tell you whether anything about your mouth makes timing more relevant.
Will I be pushed to start if I come in now?+
You’re free to go away and think. An assessment is there to help you understand your situation, and whether you go ahead is your decision.
When is a bad time to start aligners?+
Any period when you doubt you could keep trays in as prescribed deserves a careful look. Other dental needs may also have to come first, which your exam would reveal.
If I come for an assessment and wait, will I have to do it all again?+
Your records reflect your mouth at a particular time, and teeth change. Your dentist can tell you whether updated scans or X-rays would be needed if you return later.
What if I never get around to it?+
That’s allowed. Straightening your teeth is a choice in many situations, though you may want a check if a change in your bite or a cleaning problem is bothering you.
Does Invisalign take a long time?+
Total length depends on the movements involved and how consistently trays are worn. Your own timeline is something to ask about once your dentist has seen your records.
How can a St. James resident finally book that visit?+
Try calling (204) 338-3003 today, or use the appointment form while it’s on your mind. The clinic is at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, and will confirm a time.