To Smile The invisible braces have been developed by a company called Invisalign . A mold of the patient's teeth is sent to a special computer lab. Then, through 3-D imaging, a series of plastic aligners are made specifically for the patient. However, experts say children are not good candidates for invisible braces because they usually don't do everything the orthodontist tells them to.
Invisible braces cost more than traditional braces.
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