The Surprising Link Between Gut Health and Invisalign Treatment

An Invisalign dentist doesn’t just focus on straightening smiles—they also consider how overall health can impact treatment outcomes.
 Your mouth and gut are more connected than you might think.
 Every time you eat, drink, or brush, you’re influencing your oral microbiome—and that, in turn, affects your gut health.

When patients begin Invisalign treatment, subtle changes in their oral hygiene routine and diet can shift the balance of bacteria in the mouth.
 These shifts can either support or disrupt gut health depending on how well you manage them.
 It’s not just about aligners and trays—it’s about understanding the bigger picture of how oral care fits into your entire body’s system.

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