Inman Aligner

The device is made up of a coiled spring and a fine metal bar, and it is these combined components that generate necessary forces to push and pull teeth into place. The forces are very gentle so the movement of the teeth will not be painful. The Inman Aligner is designed to tackle problems with the front teeth, so the device is fitted to the front and back of the front teeth (the spring sits at the back of the teeth and the metal bar runs along the front).

Treatment time is much shorter than traditional braces. Patients start to see results in just a few weeks and treatment may be complete within six weeks, though more complex cases may take up to six months.

Treatment is much cheaper than most other forms of orthodontic treatment. The exact cost may vary according to the individual case so it is a good idea to discuss the cost of treatment with your dentist during the initial consultation. As a general guide, you should expect to pay between £1,200 and £2,500.

The Inman Aligner is a very effective treatment for patients with minor orthodontic problems. It is a preferable alternative to traditional braces because treatment time is shorter, the cost is lower and there is very little pain involved.

There are numerous advantages of the Inman Aligner. Perhaps the most attractive selling-point is the short treatment time, which means patients can radically improve the look of their teeth in just a matter of weeks. The cost is also an advantage: the Inman Aligner is much cheaper than most orthodontic treatments and can be up to half the price of some treatments. The Inman Aligner is also removable, which means the individual can eat and drink what they want and clean their teeth properly; this promotes good oral health and reduces the risk of oral health problems, such as decay and gum disease.

The Inman Aligner is a popular treatment for patients who have already had a brace but have experienced their teeth starting to move once the brace has been removed. Initially, the teeth will probably stay in place but after a few years, patients find that their teeth start to slip out of place. The Inman Aligner can help to hold the teeth in place.

The treatment is not suitable for everyone. The device has been designed to resolve problems with the front teeth and is not suitable for patients with major orthodontic problems or problems that affect the back teeth. The Inman Aligner is suitable for patients with minor issues, such as slightly crooked or misaligned teeth.

The Inman Aligner is not as painful as conventional braces. The forces generated by the device are gentle and the patient will not experience the discomfort of traditional braces because the device is removable, light and discreet. There are no wires or brackets involved so no tightening is required, which can be a source of pain for patients with traditional metal braces.

Initially, after the device is fitted, the patient may experience mild discomfort. This is completely normal and will probably be down to the fact that the patient isn’t used to the device.

Initially, wearing the aligner may feel a little odd and uncomfortable. However, this should soon wear off, as the patient gets used to the feel of the aligner. Some people may find that their speech is mildly affected for a short period of time, but this will soon subside and speech should return to normal after a day or two.

If you are interested in the Inman Aligner, you can arrange to come and see us for a consultation. The team here at Devonshire Dental Care in Glasgow will be happy to answer all of your questions and give you an idea of what the treatment involves, how long it takes and how much it costs. We can also check your mouth to see if you are a suitable candidate for the treatment, and can discuss other options if you are not.