Question 1

What are clear aligners and how do they work?

Accepted Answer

Clear aligners are transparent, removable trays designed to gradually straighten your teeth. They are a modern alternative to braces and are nearly invisible when worn.

Question 2

Is Invisalign better than traditional braces?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Invisalign and other clear aligners are more comfortable, discreet, and removable compared to traditional metal braces. They are ideal for adults and teens seeking aesthetic treatment.

Question 3

How long does clear aligner treatment usually take?

Accepted Answer

Most clear aligner treatments last between 6 to 18 months, depending on the case complexity. Regular dental visits ensure proper progress and timely results.

Question 4

Are clear aligners painful?

Accepted Answer

They are usually painless. You may feel slight pressure or tightness when starting a new aligner tray, but this is temporary and a sign the treatment is working.

Question 5

Do you provide clear aligner treatments in Kakinada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Srinivasa Dental Hospital offers advanced clear aligner solutions in Kakinada using 3D scanning and customized treatment plans for precise smile correction.

Question 6

Who is the best dentist in Kakinada ?

Accepted Answer

Dr. D.V.S. Kiran Raju, MDS, at Srinivasa Multispecialty Dental Hospital is widely known for his expertise in orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry, delivering excellent results with aligners and braces.

Question 7

What makes Srinivasa Dental Hospital the best in Kakinada?

Accepted Answer

With expert dentists, state-of-the-art equipment, and personalized care, Srinivasa Dental stands out as one of the top-rated dental hospitals in Kakinada, especially for orthodontic treatments like aligners.

Question 8

How can I book a consultation at Srinivasa Dental Hospital?

Accepted Answer

You can book your appointment online through our website or by calling us directly. We also provide walk-in consultations based on availability.

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