Invisalign® Clear Aligners
Straighten your smile without anyone noticing
Invisalign uses a series of clear, custom-made aligners to move your teeth into place. No brackets, no wires, and you take them out to eat whatever you like.
Reviewed by Dr. Devin L. Croft, DDS, MS, orthodontist · Updated
A Gold Provider you can trust
Dr. Croft is an Invisalign Gold Provider for 2026, a status Invisalign awards based on how many patients a provider treats with aligners. In plain English: he's done this a lot.
Why adults (and plenty of teens) love Invisalign
Most of our adult patients choose Invisalign for one simple reason: they want straighter teeth without looking like they're in treatment. The aligners are nearly invisible, they come out for meals and meetings, and brushing and flossing work just like normal.
- Nearly invisible. Most people won't know you're wearing them.
- Removable. Eat what you want, and keep brushing and flossing like normal.
- Comfortable. Smooth plastic, no brackets or wires to poke your cheeks.
- Fewer emergencies. No broken brackets or loose wires to fix.
No goopy impressions
When you're ready to start, we take a quick digital scan with our iTero Element scanner instead of trays of impression putty. Within minutes, Dr. Croft can show you a 3D preview of how your teeth will move from where they are today to where you want them.
How treatment works
You'll wear each set of aligners for a set period of time before moving to the next set in the series. Every few weeks, you'll check in with us so Dr. Croft can make sure everything is tracking the way it should. When you finish, a retainer keeps your new smile in place.
How long Invisalign takes
- Invisalign Lite (crowding or spacing of the front teeth): about 8 to 14 months
- Invisalign Comprehensive (moderate to severe crowding or spacing, deep bite, overbite or underbite): about 12 to 24+ months
Your time depends on how many aligners per set and how many sets your teeth need. See cost and treatment time for how pricing and our 0% payment plans work.
Invisalign for sleep apnea patients
Here's something most offices can't offer: if you also snore or have sleep apnea, Dr. Croft can plan your Invisalign treatment alongside a sleep appliance. Learn about combination therapy.
Before & After
Real Invisalign results
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AfterInvisalign questions we hear a lot
Does Invisalign work as well as braces?
For a wide range of cases, yes. Dr. Croft will tell you honestly whether Invisalign is a good fit for your bite, or whether braces would get you a better result.
How many hours a day do I wear my aligners?
About 20 hours a day. You take them out to eat, drink anything besides water, and brush. The results depend on wearing them consistently.
How long does Invisalign take?
Invisalign Lite, for crowding or spacing of the front teeth, often takes about 8 to 14 months. Invisalign Comprehensive, for moderate to severe crowding or spacing, deep bites, overbites and underbites, takes about 12 to 24 months or more. It depends on how many aligners your case needs.
How much does Invisalign cost?
Your fee depends on whether you need Invisalign Lite or Comprehensive and how complex your bite is. Invisalign generally costs slightly more than metal braces. Insurance benefits apply, and our 0% in-house payment plans spread the rest out monthly. You'll get your exact number at your free consultation.
Is Invisalign painful?
Most people feel some pressure for a day or two when they switch to a new set of aligners. That's a sign they're working. It's usually far more comfortable than people expect.