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TL;DR The 3×3 Rule (Spacing & Depth): This rule ensures implants have enough space to integrate with the bone and keep surrounding tissue healthy. 3mm Depth: Implant platforms should be placed 3mm below the bone level. 2mm Space: There must … Continued

At Parkview Dentistry, true Invisalign failure is uncommon. When Invisalign-style treatment does not go as expected, it is usually for one of two reasons: The case was not a good match for aligners alone The trays were not worn or … Continued

Many of our patients at Parkview Dentistry want straighter teeth without a “brace face” look. They want to know if people will notice their clear aligners. In everyday life, Invisalign and similar aligners are one of the most discreet orthodontic … Continued

At Parkview Dentistry, Invisalign and other clear aligner systems have a very high success rate when they are used for the right situations and worn as directed. Success is not just a marketing word for us. It means the teeth … Continued

At Parkview Dentistry, we are often asked whether SureSmile or Invisalign is “better.” Both are well-established, clear aligner systems that can straighten teeth without traditional braces. The differences that matter most are not dramatic gaps in capability, but practical things … Continued

Many of our patients ask whether SureSmile or Invisalign is the better choice. The truth is that both systems work extremely well, and at Parkview Dentistry, we use both, depending on the needs of the case. Below is a clear, … Continued

Compare Scottsdale Dentists Reviews and Ratings  Over the years, we’ve heard one question time and time again: “Who are the best dentists in Scottsdale, AZ?” While our practice is honored to be considered among the top in the area, we … Continued

You will often see Invisalign described as having three stages. At Parkview Dentistry, we find that framework helpful as a rough guide, but real treatment is more individual than a neat three-step chart. Most of our clear aligner cases are … Continued

At Parkview Dentistry, patients sometimes ask about the “30-minute rule” for Invisalign because they see it online. It is not an official Invisalign rule, and it is not something we talk about in those terms in our office, but we … Continued