Invisalign in Prince George
Straighter teeth, quietly.
Clear, removable aligners to straighten your teeth without metal braces.
4.9 from 172 Google reviews
CDCP accepted · most dental insurance accepted
Open Monday to Friday, 8 to 4:30
Free consultation4.9 from 172 Google reviewsCDCP acceptedMost dental insuranceMonday to Friday, 8 to 4:30Massey Square, Prince George30+ years in Prince GeorgeFree consultation4.9 from 172 Google reviewsCDCP acceptedMost dental insuranceMonday to Friday, 8 to 4:30Massey Square, Prince George30+ years in Prince George
Invisalign at True North Dental in Prince George uses custom clear aligners to gradually straighten teeth, without metal brackets. You can take them out to eat, drink and clean your teeth. Treatment on average takes 6 to 18 months, and a consultation gives you an estimate for your own case.
Sounds Familiar?
Life with Invisalign
Your day stays the same. Your teeth don't.
- Eat what you like. Take the aligners out for meals and put them back after.
- Brush and floss as usual. No brackets to clean around.
- Hard to notice. Clear aligners instead of metal, so most people won't see them.
Your dentist checks whether it suits you before anything starts.
- I'm self-conscious about my crooked teeth.
- I don't want metal braces.
- My teeth have gaps or feel crowded.
- I want to straighten my teeth but still eat what I like.
If any of those is you, Invisalign was made for exactly that. Clear, removable, and planned around your own teeth.
Is it right for you?
Invisalign can treat a wide range of issues, including gaps, crowding and misalignment. It suits people who want a discreet option and are happy to wear their aligners as directed.
Invisalign is not right for every case, and we will tell you if it is not right for yours. Your dentist assesses that at the consultation. If your teeth are fine and you only want to think about it, there is no pressure to start.
Side by side
Invisalign or braces?
- InvisalignBraces
- How it looksclear aligners that are hard to notice.metal brackets and wires.
- Eatingtake the aligners out and eat what you like.fixed in place while you eat.
- Cleaningtake them out and brush and floss as usual.you clean around the brackets.
- How teeth movea new set every two weeks moves your teeth gradually.wires are adjusted at your visits.
In more detail
What to know about Invisalign before you book
What it treats
Gaps, crowding and teeth out of line
Invisalign straightens teeth with a series of clear, removable aligners instead of brackets and wires. It can treat a wide range of issues, including:
- Gaps between teeth
- Crowded or overlapping teeth
- Teeth that are out of line
- Some overbites
Not every case suits aligners. Your dentist checks yours at the consultation and tells you plainly if it does not.
Day to day
Living with aligners
You take the aligners out to eat, drink and clean your teeth, then put them back in. Brush before they go back in so food isn't trapped against your teeth.
About every two weeks you switch to the next set. You may feel mild pressure for the first few days of a new set, and it usually fades.
Timing
How long it takes
On average, treatment takes 6 to 18 months. Many patients see a difference within months. Your own time depends on how far your teeth need to move, and your dentist gives you an estimate at the consultation.
Afterwards
Keeping the result
Teeth can drift back once treatment ends. Your dentist talks you through how to keep your new smile in place before you finish.
Why True North
A local clinic you can come back to
True North Family Dental Care has looked after Prince George families for more than 30 years from Massey Square. We're a fully digital practice, with digital X-rays for precise diagnosis and less radiation.
We accept CDCP and most dental insurance plans, follow the BCDA fee guide, and welcome new patients.
How it works
A little straighter, every two weeks.
- Book a consultation. Your dentist checks whether Invisalign suits your teeth and gives you a more accurate time estimate.
- You get custom aligners made for you.
- You switch to a new set every two weeks, which moves your teeth gradually.
- You take the aligners out to eat, drink and clean your teeth.
- Check in with the clinic as treatment goes on.
Questions people ask
Cost and coverage
We accept most dental insurance plans and follow the BCDA fee guide. Ask us what your plan covers and what Invisalign would cost for your case at the consultation.
Your first step
Your first visit is a conversation.
- Book a free consultation. Online or by phone, Monday to Friday, 8 to 4:30.
- Your dentist checks your teeth. You find out if Invisalign suits you and roughly how long it would take.
- You decide, in your own time. No pressure to start. Ask anything, take it home, come back when you're ready.
What is Invisalign?
A way to straighten teeth with clear, removable aligners instead of metal braces.
How long does treatment take?
On average 6 to 18 months, depending on your teeth. Your dentist gives you a more accurate estimate at the consultation.
Can I take the aligners out to eat?
Yes. Take them out to eat, drink and clean your teeth, then put them back in.
Does it hurt?
Aligners are generally more comfortable than braces. You may feel mild pressure when you switch to a new set, which usually fades within a few days.
Who you'll see
A Prince George clinic, for more than 30 years.
True North Dental is a lovely clinic. My hygienist is competent and great with her patients. The environment is a beautiful blend of efficiency and chill, both of which I appreciate. It is warm and friendly yet professional. I highly recommend True North Dental.
4.9Google rating
172Google reviews
30+years in Prince George
Tara S., True North patient
