Straighter teeth, quietly.

How we think about aligners

Aligners work quietly, and only while they're worn — so we plan carefully, check often, and tell you plainly what the trays will ask of you.

Clear trays instead of brackets

Each aligner moves your teeth a small step, then hands off to the next in the series. There are no brackets or wires, and the trays come out for meals and brushing.

Planned on a scan

We start with a digital scan of your mouth — no trays of impression putty. Dr. Oh designs the movement on screen, and you can watch the projected sequence before you commit to anything.

A projection is a projection, not a promise. Real movement varies by mouth, so we verify it in person and adjust the plan along the way.

Honest about wear time

Aligners only work while they are in — most of the day, every day. We say that plainly at the start, because the trays do the moving and the wearing is yours.

Checked as you go

Short visits every few weeks compare your teeth against the plan to confirm movement is tracking. If a tooth lags, we adjust rather than hope it catches up.

Retainers, from day one

Teeth drift for life, which is why retainers are part of the conversation before the first tray — not a surprise at the end.

Many crowding and spacing cases suit Invisalign well; some need more than aligners. If yours does, we'll say so honestly at the scan.

Common questions