Clear aligners built for real teen life — no brackets, no wires, no food restrictions.
Invisalign Teen straightens teeth with nearly invisible, removable aligners. Every case at Bella Smile is planned and monitored by a board-certified orthodontist — including complex bite corrections, not just mild crowding.
Built for a teen’s schedule
Aligners come out for meals, sports, and instruments — and back in for photos and dances. Brushing and flossing stay simple, with fewer emergencies and broken appliances.
Why parents choose Bella Smile
Orthodontist at every visit — not a preset tray sequence
Digital planning customized to smile, bite, and tooth movement
Complex-case experience — deep bites, Class II/III, growth-related treatment
Direct access between visits by text
Plans that adjust as teens grow
Invisalign vs. braces for teens
In many cases, Invisalign matches braces for results and timeline, with more control over specific movements. Digital planning can help avoid extractions and bulky Class II appliances, and bite ramps can help open deep bites. If braces are the better fit, we’ll tell you.
Teen Invisalign FAQ
Will Invisalign work as well as braces? For many teens, yes — digital planning gives us more control over movement and staging.
How do you know aligners are being worn? We check tracking at each visit; some aligners include wear indicators.
What if my teen loses an aligner? Contact us — we’ll advise moving forward, stepping back a tray, or replacing it.
Can teens play sports or instruments in aligners? Yes, for most activities — remove briefly when needed.
How long does treatment take? 12–20 months, depending on complexity and wear.
What to expect
Complimentary consultation — photos, X-rays if needed, iTero scan
Full evaluation of teeth, bite, growth, and facial balance
Personalized digital plan to review before starting
Class I malocclusion with retained maxillary primary canines, palatally impacted UR3, and mesially angulated #11. Moderate overbite with adequate spacing in both arches.
16 year Male Class III malocclusion with concave profile, bilateral posterior crossbite, anterior open bite, edge-to-edge overjet, mild upper and lower crowding, and a 2 mm left mandibular midline shift.
