Invisalign

Invisalign Clear Braces in Berwyn, PA

No matter how old you are when you start thinking about getting braces, the idea of sporting a mouth full of brackets and wires is probably a turnoff. Fortunately, there’s a cutting-edge solution for straightening teeth that doesn’t involve traditional braces: Invisalign. And at Ufberg Dental, we offer Invisalign braces to our valued patients in Berwyn, PA and surrounding areas.

With Invisalign, you can straighten your teeth without anyone around you being the wiser. Invisalign treatment involves a series of clear, removable aligners designed to gradually improve your alignment and bite. This means you won’t have to shy away from the camera while you’re undergoing treatment, and you won’t have to inconvenience yourself by drastically altering your oral healthcare routine.

A brand new smile could be yours sooner than you think, and it all starts with a call to Ufberg Dental. Call today 610-251-2227 to schedule a consultation and find out if Invisalign is right for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment option that allows doctors to straighten teeth using a series of clear, removable, nearly invisible, plastic appliances called aligners.

Dr. Ufberg takes records of the patient’s teeth, including impressions, fills out an Invisalign treatment plan, and sends all the material to Align Technology. At Align, a computer model of the patient’s teeth is created from the impressions. Align then uses its advanced, 3-D imaging software to generate a graphical representation of Dr. Ufberg’s treatment plan—almost like an animated movie of the way the patient’s teeth will move from the current position to the final desired position.



Dr. Ufberg reviews and approves the rendering of her treatment plan (the 3-D movie) on a secure portion of Align’s website. Align Technology produces a series of clear, plastic aligners that correspond to the stages of tooth movement in the 3-D movie. The patient wears each stage of aligners for approximately two weeks before switching to the next set in the series. Week by week, the patient’s teeth are straightened millimeter by millimeter.

Doctors have successfully used removable appliances for years for very limited treatment. With the application of 3-D computer technology and mass- customization, Invisalign can be used to treat almost anyone who wants straighter teeth.

Nearly invisible: You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing. Removable: You can eat and drink what you want. Better oral hygiene: You can brush and floss normally to maintain healthy gums and teeth. Comfortable: There are no wires, metal or brackets to cause mouth abrasion.

Experienced doctors can use Invisalign to treat the vast majority of people who want straighter teeth. According to the Journal of the American Dental Association, two-thirds to three-fourths of American adults (between 136 and 154 million) have some sort of malocclusion (crooked teeth) and could benefit from orthodontic treatment.

Like traditional braces, the length of treatment depends on the complexity of the case. Treatment time is about the same as conventional braces—about a year.

Doctors must complete Invisalign certification to treat patients with Invisalign.

Several factors impact cost of treatment, such as complexity of the case, market price within the patient’s geographic area, etc. An Align survey of certified doctors across the country indicates that average fees for Invisalign range from $4500–$5500, usually comparable to metal, clear or ceramic braces.

Invisalign can be used to treat adult patients of any age. During the complimentary consultation, Dr. Ufberg will help determine whether or not Invisalign is suitable for you. Call now to reserve an appointment for the complimentary consultation: 610-251-2227.

Typically, an insurance policy that covers traditional braces also covers Invisalign to the same extent. In addition, Dr. Ufberg offers financing through CareCredit®. Regarding insurance policies, it is recommended that patients are familiar with their individual policy as they can greatly vary.

Invisalign has FDA clearance as a Class I device.