What is Invisalign®San Jose, CA
Invisalign® is your clear choice for straight teeth. They will literally put a smile on your face.
Your treatment, your clear aligners, is customized specifically for you. Your aligners are engineered to move your teeth the right amount of space at the right time using the right amount of force. Aligners are swapped out approximately every 1-2 weeks. Your specific needs will dictate the number of aligners and your prescribed treatment time, which typically is completed within 12-18 months.
“Straight Talk” Invisalign®
Contact Us
Bittner Family Dental Group is located at
890 Saratoga Ave Suite A
San Jose, CA
95129
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