What are the aligners made of and how are they made? Aligners, also called "repositioners" or "contact lenses for teeth," look similar to some whitening trays, but are made of a clear, strong, medical-grade plastic polymer that is virtually invisible when worn. They are made utilizing a 3-D computer imaging technology which was first envisioned in 1945 by Dr. H.D. Kesling. Most people are not aware just how complex the Invisalign® manufacturing process is, and it is important for our patients to understand what actually goes into each and every aligner. Invisalign's customized manufacturing process is unlike any other in the world.
It is clearly impossible to provide you with a one-on-one tour of their world-class facility in Santa Clara, so we have provided for you our "virtual visit" video. This is the next best thing to being there.
...Invisible ...Removable ...Comfortable
Home Invisalign Invisalign Aligners
Dr. Jacqueline I. Fulop-Goodling
Orthodontist Specializing in Invisalign
Winner of Invisalign's Top 10 Providers
for 2005 through 2008
Invisalign Premier Provider Elite
National Spokesperson, Invisalign
Member of Invisalign's National Speaker's Bureau
Member of Invisalign's Century Club
Invisalign's National Spokesperson for 2005-2008
#1 Female Orthodontist in NYC for 2005-2008
Awarded Invisalign's Top 10 Doctors Worldwide
Why should Dr. Jacquie be your Invisalign orthodontist?
Invisalign is the invisible way to straighten teeth using a series of custom made nearly undetectable aligners. It's been proven to be effective in both clinical research and in practices such as ours nationwide. So whether your teeth are crowded, too far apart, or have shifted since wearing braces, you now have a reason to smile - Ask Dr. Jacquie!
Aligners, also called "repositioners" or "contact lenses for teeth," look similar to some whitening trays, but are made of a clear, strong, medical-grade plastic polymer that is virtually invisible when worn. They are made utilizing a 3-D computer imaging technology which was first envisioned in 1945 by Dr. H.D. Kesling. 
