Fairfield, CT Invisalign Clear Aligners | Teeth Straightening Treatment Updated

Jan 25, 2023

Worthington Advanced Dentistry (203-256-8073), a Fairfield, CT-based restorative and cosmetic practice, has updated its services to offer Invisalign orthodontic treatment.

Fairfield, United States - January 25, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Unlike traditional braces, Worthington Advanced Dentistry’s Invisalign aligners are unnoticeable and convenient since they do not irritate soft tissue. Patients can straighten their teeth using the updated treatment in nine to fifteen months.

More details are available at https://www.drworthington.com

Residents of Fairfield with dental issues such as crowding and spacing can benefit from the latest treatment option. Invisalign can also correct mild and moderate bite issues such as overbite, underbite, and crossbite.

Patients are encouraged to schedule an appointment to discuss their specific issues and dental goals. Following the appointment, Dr. Joseph Worthington utilizes 3D imaging technology to create an image of their mouth and jaw. With this image, he proposes a custom plan for resolving the patient's dental issues.

The dental professionals at Worthington Advanced Dentistry then create customized plastic aligners that fit over the patient’s teeth. Patients are to wear the Invisalign aligners for 20 to 22 hours each day; however, the aligners need to be removed when brushing, eating, or drinking to avoid discomfort.

Additionally, patients must return every two weeks to swap their current set of Invisalign custom aligners for a new one. As part of its Invisalign orthodontic treatment service, the practice accepts CareCredit to cover healthcare treatments in place of insurance.

About Worthington Advanced Dentistry

Founded by Dr. Joseph Worthington, a cosmetic, implant, and general dentistry specialist, Worthington Advanced Dentistry provides its services to patients in Fairfield, CT, and the surrounding areas. By combining over two decades of experience in the industry with modern technology, he and his team of dental professionals offer CEREC, porcelain crowns, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain veneers, and other treatments to help patients achieve optimal oral health.

A satisfied patient said: "Dr. Worthington is a great dentist. I get my teeth cleaned every three months, and I love it. I am afraid of needles, and when I had to get a filling done, I hardly noticed he injected me, and he was very patient with me."

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.drworthington.com

Contact Info:
Name: Joseph Worthington
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Organization: Worthington Advanced Dentistry
Address: 1305 Post Rd STE 104,, Fairfield, CT 06825, United States
Website: https://www.drworthington.com/

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