A straight smile has never been easier to enjoy. Clear plastic trays, known as aligners, can work the magic of braces without the shine of metal. Combined with sophisticated 3D software, this technology brings a new smile within reach for most adults and mature teens. Your teeth are as individual as you are, but you are no longer stuck with the one-solution-fits-all traditional braces.
More choices than ever exist for many procedures in dentistry allowing for highly customized care for your situation and needs. Our doctor can help you discover your path to a straighter smile using Invisalign®.
Removable trays can be set aside for short periods allowing normal eating and cleaning. Enjoying an apple without the intrusion of brackets and wires works well for many patients. Clear aligners work extremely well for adults, but responsible teens can be candidates too. And patients of any age can expirence the perks of straight teeth with aligners. It’s never too late to discuss Invisalign® for a bright, straight smile.
Smooth plastic surfaces offer a comfort level to the tongue and cheeks unequaled by other forms of straightening.
Gradual pressure on specific teeth with each aligner means less stress and shortened treatment times, in many cases.
We dispense several sets of aligners at once, allowing you to change to a new one at home every two weeks.
Take our Smile Assessment to see if you qualify for $500 off Invisalign Services.
Innovative dentistry means more choices, greater comfort, and better results are available for you. A confident smile with straight, healthy teeth has never been easier. And the payoff of a smile might be far greater than you ever realized.
For most patients, straight teeth mean a terrific smile. But did you know that properly aligned teeth are healthier? Overlapped, crooked, or rotated teeth create a daily cleaning challenge that your toothbrush and floss can’t reach. Helping even a couple straggling teeth find their proper place can leave you with a healthier mouth.
Dr. Eric Paster grew up in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. After graduating from The Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Pre-Medicine, he spent 4 years at Temple University School of Dentistry where he earned a degree of Doctor of Dental Medicine.