Cosmetic Dentistry

You’ve probably heard “6 to 12 months” quoted everywhere for Invisalign treatment. The reality is, your actual timeline could be anywhere from 6 months to 24 months, depending on your specific case.

This matters because you’re planning around life events, comparing treatment options, and making a significant time commitment. Whether you’re a professional in North Sydney preparing for client presentations or planning around a wedding, you need accurate expectations, not marketing promises.

So what actually determines how long your treatment takes? At KB Village Dental, we’ve worked with plenty of Kirribilli patients on Invisalign clear aligners. We can give you a realistic timeline before you even start. Here’s what influences your specific duration.

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Yes, veneers and Invisalign can be used together to transform your smile. However, several factors should be considered when combining these two popular cosmetic dental treatments.

No doubt aligning teeth before addressing cosmetic concerns makes sense, but did you know there is a way to shorten the amount of time it takes to do both?

Perhaps you’re looking to fix crooked teeth and cover up imperfections with veneers, or maybe you already have veneers but need to address misalignment? This article gives you everything you need to know about combining these 2 popular treatments to achieve a sensational smile.

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In my years of dental practice, I’ve witnessed remarkable changes in cosmetic dentistry, especially in patient comfort. Gone is the notion of a visit to the dentist being painful or uncomfortable, as efficiency and cutting-edge technology improve the patient experience.

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It is a common misconception that one may be too old for a cosmetic dental treatment. Age is never a barrier when it comes to crafting that perfect smile. Losing your teeth as you age hardly has anything to do with the number of candles on your birthday cake. It is mostly caused by a lack of proper dental care. According to research, it is found that the weak gums in elderly people are mostly due to other conditions like diabetes and heart diseases.

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