How long do I have to wear Invisalign each day?

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Woodin Creek Dental > FAQs > How long do I have to wear Invisalign each day?

At a minimum, 22 hours per day. If you can wear them longer, that’s even better. Due to their removable nature, it is easier to maintain good oral hygiene with-Invisalign vs. traditional wire braces.

Can You Remove The Invisalign Retainer?

If you’re an athlete, you can remove the Invisalign retainer so that you can wear a sports mouthguard during play. It’s great to have this freedom, but you have to remember that the more you wear your aligners, the sooner you will see the beautiful results.

Contact Woodin Creek Dental

We would be happy to provide more information about Invisalign at Woodin Creek Dental. Please contact Woodin Creek Dental to arrange an appointment for a consultation with our dental team in Woodinville, WA.

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