What Are Those Tiny Bumps on Invisalign? 👀🦷

Ever notice those tiny bumps on someone's teeth when they have Invisalign? Those aren't random. They're called attachments. Attachments are small toothcoled pieces of composite that are bonded to specific teeth during

clear aligner treatment. So, what do they actually do? Think of them as tiny handles for your aligners. They give the aligner extra grip, helping it apply more controlled forces to move teeth in specific directions. This can be

especially helpful for movements like rotating, tipping, or moving a tooth vertically. The aligner fits over the attachments and uses them to help guide your teeth toward their planned position. And don't worry, they're not

permanent. Once your Invisalign treatment is complete, the attachments are carefully removed. They may look tiny, but they can play a big role in making certain tooth movements more predictable. So, the next time you see

those little bumps, now you know exactly what they're for. Thinking about straightening your teeth? Message Oaks Dental Clinic Korea to schedule a consultation and find out if clear aligner treatment could be right for

you.