
Teeth are growing fast.
Invisalign First helps them grow straight.
Children’s smiles can shift as baby teeth make way for adult teeth. Invisalign First
offers a clear, gentle, and removable solution to guide those early stages—no wires, no
brackets, no problem.
The First Step Toward a
Lifetime of Smiles
Invisalign First is a specially designed clear aligner system for children (ages 7 and up) who still have baby teeth. This treatment gently corrects issues like spacing, crowding, and narrow arches early. It sets the foundation for a healthier, straighter smile as your child grows.
Invisalign ® Kid Guarantee
The Invisalign Kid Guarantee gives you added confidence when choosing Invisalign clear aligners for your child. If you are not satisfied within the first 12 months of treatment, you have the option to switch treatment methods.


Great for Kids in
Sports and Performing Arts
Invisalign First aligners will not get in the way of sports, instruments, headshots, or recitals.
They are removable, flexible, and camera-ready.


Start the Journey
to a Straighter Smile
Imagine how strong your
kid’s selfie game will be after.
Are you interested in getting Invisalign First for kids in Phoenix? E&S Orthodontics offers specialized Invisalign First for kids! We carefully examine and plan out your child’s treatment so they can have their best smile. With Invisalign First, your child’s smile will go from good to gorgeous!


How else can we help you today?
FAQs
Invisalign® First treatment uses clear aligners to guide jaw growth and straighten developing teeth in children during early orthodontic care.
Children may begin Invisalign® First treatment around ages 6 to 10, depending on jaw development and orthodontic needs.
Invisalign® First treatment typically takes 6 to 18 months, depending on your child’s alignment and bite concerns.
Invisalign® First treatment offers removable, comfortable aligners with fewer food restrictions compared to traditional braces.
Invisalign® First treatment can correct crowding, spacing, narrow arches, and bite issues during early dental development.







