invis is dentistry for the digital age
With Invisalign® Go treatment.
Clear aligner treatment for the general practitioner.
With Invisalign Go treatment, you have a solution that allows you to integrate clear aligner therapy into your comprehensive treatment plan. It’s about giving patients holistic treatment options thanks to the help of digital technology. And, of course, you’ll be supported throughout with a comprehensive onboarding program.
Unlock the potential of the Invisalign Go system.
More production, more revenue
82% of surveyed dentists reported a higher annual production per patient1.
Why clear aligner therapy?
Evolving patient expectations, improvements in oral health, and rapid developments in technology have driven dentistry into a new era.
Comprehensive care
Offering Invisalign Go treatments to your patients means you can incorporate tooth alignment into your comprehensive treatment plans.
Seamless digital workflow
Complete your cases with a simple end-to-end digital workflow.
The Invisalign Go System:
Designed to help you treat patients from start to finish.
Clear aligners are just one part of what makes Invisalign a preferred treatment option. Our system was designed to help you do it all: From creating digital impressions to keeping transformed smiles in place.
Exceptional Outcomes:
Deliver precise results with confidence.
You can deliver predictable results with the Invisalign system’s unique combination of three patented technologies: SmartTrack material, SmartForce features, and SmartStage® Technology. In fact, SmartTrack material provides 75% more predictable tooth movement when compared to Invisalign aligners previously made from single layer EX30 material.
The Invisalign Go clinical scope at a glance
Malocclusion Type:
very mild to moderate
Clinical Scope:
- Classes I
- No molar class correction
- Mild to moderate crowding/spacing
- Non Extraction
- Pre-restorative tooth movement from second pre-molar to second pre-molar (5x5)
Patient Profile:
Adult/Teen
Number Of Aligners:
20 to 26, depending on package
Typical Treatment Time:
From 15 weeks to 30 weeks
Enhance the level of care you already provide.
Restorative and orthodontic outcomes alike can be improved with integrated Invisalign Go treatment. In fact, 96% of surveyed dentists use Invisalign treatment as a pre-restorative technique.4
Invisalign Go treatment can assist with:
"If I hadn’t brought Invisalign into my practice, it wouldn’t be where it is today."
1 After integrating Invisalign clear aligner therapy into their practice. NA Disclaimer: Based on a survey of n=100 US and Canada Invisalign dentist active submitters (1+ case past 12 months) who agree that they have successfully integrated Invisalign clear aligner therapy into their practice. They were asked to indicate their level of agreement with the statement: “I have higher annual production per patient after integrating Invisalign clear aligner therapy into my practice.” Data on file at Align Technology, as of January 10, 2020.
2 With the iTero 1.5 software upgrade, patient scans can be completed in as little as 60 seconds with the same accuracy and reliability that you have come to expect from iTero scanners.
This is based on 40 iRecord scanning sessions with average scan time of 58 seconds by 2 experienced persons scanning. Data on file at Align Technology, as of February 10, 2017.
3 compared to aligners made from single layer .030 inch EX30 material
4 dental implants, veneers, crowns, bridges, composites
NA Disclaimer: Based on a survey of n=98 North American Invisalign providers who are classified as having submitted 10 or more Invisalign cases in the past 12 months [October 2018-September 2019]. These dentists were asked, “In the past 12 months, for how many restorative cases have you used Invisalign treatment as a pre-restorative technique before any of the below mentioned procedures?” providing number of cases for dental implants, veneers, crowns, bridges, and composites. Overall percentage includes dentists who have used Invisalign as a pre-restorative technique for at least one case before at least one of the dental procedures (dental implants, veneers, crowns, bridges, or composites). Includes Invisalign provider dentists in USA and Canada. Data on file as of August 6, 2020.
