Does invitation work faster than metal braces?

Yes. We have seen an amazing difference in our patients who have tried Invitation. Their teeth have shifted and aligned faster than braces ever could. Patients often report that their teeth feel so different after invitational therapy. In fact, some patients describe their teeth as feeling “softer”. The reason for this is that the teeth have begun to reorganize themselves around the new positions created by the Invitation. The teeth no longer have to fight to stay in the new positions. They are

Does t-invitation work faster than metal guard?

The t-invitation is a great way to prevent injury no matter what type of braces you have. All braces, whether metal or plastic, work to prevent further tooth movement, promote healthier teeth and gums, and help retain the natural alignment of teeth. Getting braces does not mean your teeth will shift out of their sockets. T-invitation works just as much to keep them in place as traditional metal braces.

Metal braces and invitation work?

There are no studies that prove the claim that braces can work as quickly as inviters. But neither has there been any documented case of inviter's teeth turning blue!

Does t-invitation work faster than metal braces?

The t-invitation method is quite quick and efficient. Patients are able to clear their teeth of infection in just two short appointments. This method is done without the need for anesthesia so patients don’t experience any discomfort or pain. Patients also don’t have to spend a great deal of time at the dentist, which allows for a quick return to their regular activities. While metal braces are much quicker and more effective when it comes to straightening teeth, patients should always remember that the

Does an invitation work faster than metal braces?

The answer is yes. Invitations work faster because they are less invasive and less painful. In other words, you can choose the type and location of the braces, and you can change them periodically to avoid wearing them out or to meet changing needs. You can even remove them entirely when you’re not in pain. Other braces are more permanent and are designed to last for years.