
Invisalign
Are you self-conscious about minor tooth misalignment? Are you looking for a faster solution than braces?
At Lake Area Dentistry in Lake Charles, Sulphur, DeQuincy, and Kinder, LA, you can straighten your teeth discreetly with Invisalign®.
Schedule an appointment at one of our four offices to find out how this expedited orthodontic plan can provide a powerful upgrade.
How Does Invisalign Express Work?
Invisalign treatment uses precisely designed clear aligners to apply gentle pressure to teeth, gradually shifting them into their proper positions. Invisalign Express differs from traditional Invisalign in that it is intended specifically to correct minor misalignment on an expedited timeline. It uses fewer sets of aligners, so patients with minor alignment issues can achieve straight smiles in six months or less.
Is Invisalign Express Right for You? Schedule a Consultation to Find Out
Invisalign Express is intended for patients with minor dental misalignment who want a fast and permanent solution. If you aren't sure whether Invisalign Express is right for you, schedule a consultation with our dentists in Sulphur, DeQuincy, Kinder, or Lake Charles, Louisiana. Drs. Jeffery A. Hennigan and Blake E. Price, who handle our Invisalign cases, can take a look at your smile and recommend the right orthodontic solution for your needs.
Requesting a consultation at one of our offices is easy. You can fill out our online form, or you can simply give us a call.
Call Us: (337) 478-8470

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I have pretty bad anxiety about going to the dentist but Lake Area Dentistry eased that anxiety quickly. It was easily one of my best experiences at a dentist. I highly recommend going there!
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View More Google ReviewsInvisalign Timeline What You Can Expect
Most Invisalign Express cases are completed in six months or less.
What Does Invisalign Cost?
At Lake Area Dentistry, straightening your teeth with Invisalign will cost between $3,000 and $6,000, depending on how many aligners you require. Some dental insurance plans will contribute towards the cost of orthodontic treatment. Our team is happy to help you review your policy so you can take advantage of every available benefit.
For any costs not covered by insurance, we can help you secure financing through CareCredit, a reputable lender that offers low-interest or no-interest payment plans to qualifying patients.
Invisalign FAQs
How often do I have to wear the aligners?
For best results, you should wear your aligners for at least 22 hours a day. Only take your aligners out when you are eating, drinking anything other than water, or brushing or flossing your teeth.
Does Invisalign Express work as well as braces?
For minor cases of misalignment, Invisalign Express is just as effective as traditional braces. Severely crooked teeth may require braces or other orthodontic solutions. At your initial consultation, our doctors will honestly recommend whether Invisalign Express or another solution will work better for you.
Are clear aligners uncomfortable?
Patients agree that clear aligners are far more comfortable than braces. At the beginning of your treatment, it may take a few days to get used to wearing the aligners, and you may speak with a slight lisp during this time. However, you should adjust to wearing aligners fairly quickly. It's normal to feel some tightness on the teeth after switching to a new set of aligners, but that will subside after a few days.
How Popular Is Invisalign?
"Lake Area Dentistry always provides excellent care.
Dr. Hennigan and his entire staff provide superior services with friendliness and professionalism. I highly recommend Dr. Hennigan and Lake Area Dentistry." Robert Garrett, 5-Star Google Review
Why Straighten Your Teeth?
Better Smile
Everyone understands the cosmetic benefits of orthodontics. With a straighter smile, you'll love what you see in the mirror and feel more confident in both your personal life and your professional life.
Healthier Teeth
Straight teeth are easier to clean than crooked teeth. You'll be able to remove plaque and bacteria from between the teeth more easily, reducing your risk of dental decay, gum disease, and tooth loss.
Optimal Function
The way your teeth fit together has a major impact on the function of your jaw muscles. Patients with crooked teeth are more prone to TMJ-related issues like jaw pain or chronic headaches. By correcting your bite, you can ensure that your jaw muscles move naturally.