When you reach the end of your Invisalign treatment, your smile should be perfectly aligned and ready for the next step. However, sometimes things don’t always go as planned. In rare cases, you may need just a little more “polish” for a fantastic final result, and that’s what Invisalign refinements are for! If you’re curious about this extra step and why you might need it, continue reading.

One of the biggest perks of Invisalign is that it’s removable, but that doesn’t mean you can take a break from flossing. In fact, keeping your teeth clean is even more important during orthodontic treatment. Trapped food and plaque can quickly turn into cavities, and no one wants to swap one dental issue for another. If you’re wearing clear aligners and wondering how to floss effectively, here’s what you need to know.

While Invisalign is often considered an easier and more discreet alternative to traditional braces, some patients will require appliances called attachments to ensure that their treatment achieves their desired results. Though receiving and removing these attachments can involve some discomfort, it will be mild, temporary, and easy to manage. Here’s a brief guide to how Invisalign attachments work and how you can stay comfortable while using them.