Mt Eden, Auckland Invisalign Overbite Treatment, Orthodontics Practice Expands

Nov 8, 2023

Summary

All Smiles Dental, a dental practice in Mt Eden, Auckland, has announced an expansion of its services to include custom Invisalign® trays for patients in need of teeth realignment. Invisalign® aligner trays are made from transparent, smooth plastic that is customized to fit each patient's unique bite. The practice offers this more gradual alternative to traditional braces for adults, teens, and children with fully developed adult teeth. All Smiles Dental was granted the Platinum Invisalign® Provider status in 2022 after successfully treating over 300 patients with Invisalign®.

The Invisalign® treatment utilizes a medical-grade plastic called SmartTrack, which is 50% faster and 75% more predictable in its movement compared to other alignment trays. All Smiles Dental can fit patients with Invisalign® for either the lower teeth, upper teeth, or both, gradually aligning the bite to a more comfortable position. Throughout the treatment, patients will have their Invisalign® trays replaced every two to three weeks until they achieve the desired result. In addition to teeth realignment, the practice's Invisalign treatment can benefit patients in need of jaw alignment or those who have undergone tooth extraction.

All Smiles Dental, founded in 2014 by Dr. Krystal Tarak, offers a range of dental services including Myobrace, conventional braces, general and cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, and wisdom teeth removal. The practice aims to provide individualized treatment plans and services catered to each patient's needs. Interested parties can learn more and schedule an appointment with All Smiles Dental through their website.

All Smiles Dental (0800-255-764) has expanded its services to provide custom Invisalign® trays for patients in Mt Eden, Auckland, in need of teeth realignments.

Mount Eden, New Zealand - November 8, 2023 /PressCable/

As part of the recent expansion, the practice offers Mount Eden residents an effective, more gradual alternative to conventional braces. Invisalign® aligner trays are made with a transparent, smooth plastic that is molded to fit each patient's unique bite.

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/invisalign-mt-eden-auckland/

Following the latest announcement, the practice extends its highly specialized Invisalign® orthodontics treatments to adults, teens, and children whose adult teeth have fully replaced their baby teeth. All Smiles Dental was granted the Platinum Invisalign® Provider status in 2022 after successfully helping over 300 patients achieve their desired results using its Invisalign® treatment.

Invisalign® utilizes a medical-grade, multilayer polyurethane blended plastic to allow for both flexibility and durability at once. This specific plastic, called SmartTrack, is unique to Invisalign® and has proven to be 50% faster, with 75% greater movement predictability than the plastic used in other alignment trays.

All Smiles Dental can fit patients with Invisalign® for just the lower teeth, just the bottom teeth, or both, to allow for the bite to gradually transition into a more comfortable and cosmetically desirable alignment. Throughout the treatment process, patients must have their Invisalign® trays replaced every two to three weeks until the desired result is achieved. Patients in need of jaw alignment or who have undergone an extraction can also benefit from the practice's Invisalign treatment.

About All Smiles Dental

All Smiles Dental was founded in 2014 by the practice's principal dentist, Dr. Krystal Tarak. Driven by the goal of bringing fair and quality dentistry to her home community, Dr. Tarak and her team of licensed professionals strive to provide restorative and preventative dental services using the most advanced technology available. Along with Invisalign services, All Smiles Dental offers Myobrace, conventional braces, general and cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, wisdom teeth removal, and more.

"We understand that dentistry is not 'one size fits all' and that plans and services need to be individualised per patient," said one spokesperson for the practice. "We offer a wide range of services, from regular checkups and exams to complex procedures including surgical, cosmetic, and several different types of orthodontic procedures. Our team will go over your options and recommended treatment with you so that you understand."

Interested parties can learn more and schedule an appointment with All Smiles Dental by visiting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx_xLQXCGNM and https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/mt-eden-auckland-orthodontics-invisalign-adult-braces-custom-treatments-launch

Contact Info:
Name: Krystal Tarak
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Organization: All Smiles Dental
Address: 395 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024, New Zealand
Phone: +64-800-255-764
Website: https://www.allsmilesdental.co.nz/

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