Invisalign
Invisalign® at Dentistry of Fairfax
Straighten your smile with confidence and subtlety. At Dentistry of Fairfax, we offer Invisalign® clear aligner therapy—a modern, nearly invisible solution for correcting misaligned teeth without the hassle of traditional braces.
Whether you're seeking a cosmetic refresh or comprehensive orthodontic care, Invisalign® delivers results with elegance and ease.
What Is Invisalign®?
Invisalign® uses a series of custom-made, clear plastic aligners to gradually shift your teeth into their ideal position. Each aligner is worn for about two weeks before moving to the next in the series, gently guiding your smile with precision and comfort.
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Benefits of Invisalign®:
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Virtually invisible—no metal brackets or wires
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Removable for eating, brushing, and special occasions
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Comfortable and smooth—no poking or irritation
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Predictable results with advanced digital planning
Why Choose Dentistry of Fairfax for Invisalign®?
Dr. Makenna Vierck combines clinical expertise with aesthetic vision to ensure your Invisalign® treatment is both effective and beautifully tailored. Using advanced imaging and personalized planning, she crafts a smile that complements your facial features and lifestyle.
What sets us apart:
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Detailed digital scans—no messy impressions
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Customized treatment plans for every patient
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Ongoing support and monitoring throughout your journey
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A warm, welcoming environment that makes orthodontics feel effortless
How Invisalign® Works: Your Journey to a Straighter Smile
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Consultation & Digital Scan – We assess your smile and take precise 3D scans.
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Treatment Planning – Dr. Vierck maps out your tooth movements using Invisalign® software.
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Aligner Delivery – You receive your custom aligners and begin wearing them daily.
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Progress Check-ins – We monitor your progress and adjust as needed.
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Final Reveal – Enjoy your beautifully aligned smile!
Is Invisalign® Right for You?
Invisalign® is ideal for teens and adults with mild to moderate alignment issues, including:
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Crowded teeth
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Gaps between teeth
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Overbite, underbite, or crossbite
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Relapse after previous orthodontic treatment
Not sure if you’re a candidate? Schedule a consultation and let us guide you.
