Invisalign Treatment in Ravet, Pune

What Is Invisalign?

Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners to gently move teeth towards planned positions. Each set is worn as directed and changed as treatment progresses.

It can help correct selected alignment and spacing concerns while allowing you to remove the aligners for eating, brushing and routine oral care.

When Might Invisalign Help?

You may be a candidate when teeth need movement for alignment, spacing or smile correction.
A CLEAR, CAREFULLY PLANNED JOURNEY

Your Invisalign Treatment Process

STEP ONE

Consultation

Your teeth, bite and smile goals are assessed to determine whether Invisalign is suitable for your needs.

STEP TWO

Digital Assessment

Records such as photographs and digital scans may be taken to understand tooth position and plan the intended movements.

STEP THREE

Treatment Planning

A treatment plan is developed around the movements required. The number and sequence of aligners depend on your case.

STEP FOUR

Wearing Your Aligners

You receive a series of clear aligners and wear them as instructed, changing them according to your treatment plan.

STEP FIVE

Review & Retention

Your progress is reviewed during treatment. Once active movement is complete, retention helps maintain the new tooth positions.

Benefits of Invisalign

For suitable cases, clear aligner treatment can improve tooth alignment while fitting more easily into everyday routines.

Discreet Appearance

Clear aligners are less noticeable than metal braces in everyday conversations and activities.

Removable for Daily Care

Remove aligners for brushing, flossing and meals, while keeping your usual oral hygiene routine.

Planned Tooth Movement

A sequence of aligners guides selected teeth towards their planned positions.

Easier Eating

Removable aligners let you eat without permanent brackets and wires in place.

Smile Correction

Improved alignment can create a more even smile when tooth position is the main concern.

Fits Your Routine

Removable aligners can fit around work, study and social routines when worn as advised.

Recovery & Aftercare

Invisalign does not usually involve surgical recovery. You may notice temporary pressure or mild tenderness when starting a new aligner or changing to the next set.

Wear your aligners for the time advised and remove them for meals and oral hygiene as instructed. Keep them clean, store them safely when removed, and attend planned reviews so tooth movement can be checked. Avoid eating or drinking anything other than water while wearing the aligners unless your dentist advises otherwise.

After active treatment, retention is an important part of maintaining your new tooth positions. Your dentist will advise you on the appropriate retention plan.

Why Choose Aurea Advanced Dentistry?

Invisalign treatment is planned around your bite, tooth position and smile goals, with Dr. Kavita Rudagi bringing a conservative, restorative and aesthetic dental perspective to case planning.

Specialist-Led Planning

Dr. Kavita Rudagi is an MDS specialist in Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics and is listed as an Invisalign provider in the supplied profile.

A Conservative Approach

Treatment planning considers tooth position alongside your wider dental health, with conservative care where clinically appropriate.

Digital Smile Planning

The supplied profile describes digital 3D smile design and digital scanning among the clinic’s clinical capabilities.

Clear Communication

You can discuss the proposed movements, expected visits, retention and ongoing care before starting treatment.

FAQs

Is Invisalign painful?

You may feel pressure or mild tenderness, particularly when starting a new aligner. This usually reflects the planned movement of the teeth.
Treatment time varies with the amount and type of tooth movement required. Your expected timeline can be discussed after your assessment and treatment planning.
Suitability depends on your teeth, bite, gum health and the movements required. An examination is needed to decide whether clear aligners are appropriate.
Your teeth may feel slightly tender when aligners are changed. Once active treatment is complete, retention is usually needed to help maintain the new positions.
Retention is generally part of orthodontic treatment because teeth can shift over time. Your dentist will recommend a retention approach based on your case.