Designed for Little Smiles

In 2018, Invisalign released an orthodontic product designed for patients ages 7-10 years old called Invisalign First or Invisalign First Phase.

Invisalign First

About Invisalign First

This clear aligner treatment provides predictable results and a positive experience while addressing the unique needs of growing children.

Invisalign First can help treat:

  • Arch development
  • Crowding
  • Aesthetic alignment
  • Influencing proper jaw alignment to facilitate a functional bite
  • Preserving space for unerupted permanent teeth

As a child grows, their smile grows with them. And even with baby teeth, it may be the perfect time for children ages 6 to 10 to start orthodontic treatment. This is known as Phase 1 treatment.

At this stage, orthodontists can see issues that may need early treatment to address a developing problem.

Invisalign First

A Simple Start

Invisalign First treatment starts with a simple scan (no goopy impressions). From there, every step of your child’s plan is plotted digitally, so you know what to expect.

A Happier Experience

With removable aligners, there’s not much interruption to your child’s life. They can even continue to eat foods that they love.

Plus, the aligners are specifically designed to fit smaller teeth and include space to accommodate teeth that are growing in.

Made for All Sorts of Smiles

Invisalign First clear aligners can fix a wide range of issues, including crowding, spacing, and narrow dental arches.

Keep Your Hygiene Routine

Growing children can continue to brush and floss without the hassle and keep their good hygiene habits on track.

Start Today

At Christian Manley Orthodontics, we like to ease our younger patients into Invisalign First treatment. During the first six months of treatment, we ask our younger patients to only wear their aligners at home and to bed (not during school hours).

Once they have the Invisalign routine down, we move them to full-time wear.

Schedule your free consultation and talk to us about Invisalign First.