Unless you choose to tell them, probably not. Someone would have to get very close to your face to detect that anything is going on.

None whatsoever. If you need to eat or drink anything, you just remove your aligners and replace them when you are finished. Contrast this with metal braces where you cannot eat foods that are hard or sticky that could damage or stick to your appliances.

Although a final determination will be made at your initial consultation, the likely answer is yes. If you want your teeth to be straightened in a more discrete way, Invisalign is probably for you.

You would be examined at your consultation, including your teeth, mouth and gums. This information can be used to give you a video preview of what your teeth and smile will look like following the completion of your treatment with Invisalign.

If you go forward with treatment, impressions will be made of your teeth to be used for the creation of your custom-made Invisalign aligners. Since your aligners are individually created just for you, they will provide an incredibly comfortable fit. The edges of the aligners are smooth and will not rub up against the soft tissues in your mouth.

About every two weeks, you will be given a new set of aligners. This will ensure that your teeth are constantly being shifted into their correct positions based upon the individual treatment plan created just for you.

Ultimately, you are in charge of your treatment since Invisalign is a removable system. But if you want to stick to your treatment plan and not have it prolonged unnecessarily, it is recommended that you leave your aligners in place for at least 22 hours a day. This will give you plenty of chances to eat and brush and floss your teeth every day.