Dr. Suman Chibb received her dental degree from New York University. She has been providing comprehensive, family dentistry in the Baltimore area for over 10 years. She has undergone extensive and advanced training in prosthodontics and is committed to staying at the forefront of the latest dental techniques, technology, and training.

Dr. Chibb enjoys treating patients of all ages. Her calm, friendly bedside manner helps patients feel at ease. Dr. Chibb is well versed in all stages of oral health and provides personalized treatment plans tailored to the needs of each patient.

Invisalign is an alternative to traditional metal braces that uses clear aligners to straighten the smile. With Invisalign, patients can comfortably realign crooked or misaligned teeth. Dr. Suman Chibb and the team at Owings Mills Dental Care provide cosmetic dental treatment with Invisalign in Owings Mills, MD. Invisalign uses a series of clear aligners to gradually create straighter teeth. Patients switch out their aligners every two weeks for a new pair. Because each aligner is different, patients will adjust to the new aligner over several days. If you want a straighter smile with discreet and intuitive treatment, ask us about Invisalign.

Invisalign offers a simpler way for treatments to straighten their smiles. It can be difficult or uncomfortable to eat with metal braces. Invisalign aligners are removable, which means patients can eat hard and crunchy foods without any difficulty. In addition, patients can easily brush and floss their teeth. It can be difficult to clean between metal braces brackets and wires. Oftentimes, patients need to take extra time to remove food from their braces.

Additionally, with metal braces, patients need to visit their orthodontist regularly to adjust their brackets. After these visits, new wires can poke and irritate the gum tissue. Invisalign requires fewer visits and uses plastic aligners that conform to the smile.

We recommend Invisalign for adults and teenagers because they need to keep track of their aligners. If you have mild or moderately crooked or misaligned teeth, Invisalign is probably the right fit for your needs.

You can remove your Invisalign aligners to eat and brush your teeth. After you eat, brush your teeth to prevent bacteria buildup in your aligners. You may also soak your aligners in a denture or mouthguard cleaner. When you do not have your aligners in, keep them in their container so you do not damage or lose your appliance.