Here are some factors that make someone a good candidate for Invisalign: • Mild to moderate orthodontic issues. Invisalign is best for people who have mild to moderate orthodontic issues such as crowded teeth, gaps between teeth, overbite, underbite, and crossbite. It’s not typically recommended for those suffering from more severe orthodontic problems. • Commitment to treatment. Patients must wear the aligners for at least 22 hours a day, change them every two weeks, and visit their dentist for regular checkups. Those who aren’t willing or able to commit to treatment may not be good candidates. • Good oral hygiene. Patients must have good oral hygiene habits to maintain healthy teeth and gums during the treatment. Patients who have untreated dental issues, such as gum disease, may not be good candidates for Invisalign. • Age. Invisalign is suitable for adults and teenagers, but children and young adults may not be good candidates as their teeth and jaws are still growing. In the case of younger children, traditional braces are considered to be the better option. • Motivation. Patients who are highly motivated and dedicated to achieving a straighter smile are good candidates for Invisalign. These aligners require discipline and consistency to achieve the desired results, so it’s important potential patients are dedicated to the plan.