Invisalign treatment at the Clermont office comes down to two things: wearing the aligners every day, and a handful of short progress visits to Citrus Tower Boulevard spread across the year.
The visits are the small part. You pull off US 27 or State Road 50, park at the door, and Dr. Ogden confirms the teeth are tracking where the plan says they should be. You leave with the next few sets. If you commute to Orlando on the Turnpike, the office is a few minutes from the Minneola interchange, so a progress check fits on the way in or on the way home rather than in the middle of the day.
In between, the aligners are in and life goes on. They come out for meals and brushing and go back in afterward. Most people at work or school never notice them. You change to the next set on the schedule Dr. Ogden gives you, and the movement happens quietly between visits.
Patients come to this office from Minneola, Groveland, Mascotte, Montverde, and the Four Corners area. When the last aligner comes out, a retainer holds the result. That part is not optional, and it is covered further down.
Starting Invisalign at the Clermont office takes three steps, and the first one costs nothing.
Dr. Ogden examines your teeth and bite and tells you whether aligners will do the job on your case. You leave with a recommendation and a written price. There is no charge and no obligation to start.
An iTero digital scanner builds a 3D model of your teeth while you sit in the chair, usually at that same first visit. Dr. Ogden maps the movements and the timeline himself, and you see a projection of the result before anything is ordered.
Your aligners arrive a few weeks later and you change sets on the schedule Dr. Ogden sets. Wear them twenty to twenty two hours a day, out for meals and brushing. You come in periodically so he can confirm the teeth are moving the way the plan predicted.
Depending on the movements your case needs, Dr. Ogden may bond small tooth-colored attachments to some of your teeth so the aligners have something to grip. They are matched to your tooth color and come off at the end of treatment.
Invisalign Teen aligners include compliance indicators, small blue markers that fade with wear, so you know whether they are being worn rather than having to ask.
Clermont parents usually raise two things. Will a teenager keep track of removable aligners between school, practice, and a friend's house, and will they actually wear them twenty hours a day. The indicators answer the second one at every progress check. A lost aligner is handled by moving to the next set or back to the previous one, which rarely changes the finish date. Losing wear time week after week is the thing that does.
Aligners come out for a mouthguard, and they change how a teen manages a wind instrument compared to fixed brackets. Bring the specific sport or instrument to the consultation and Dr. Ogden will tell you how to handle it.
Sometimes the honest recommendation is braces. A bite that needs substantial correction, or a jaw that is still growing, can be treated more predictably with brackets. A teen who is unlikely to wear aligners is better off in an appliance that does not depend on it. Dr. Ogden will say so plainly rather than sell the appliance you walked in asking about.
Adults are treated with Invisalign at the Clermont office alongside teens, and there is no upper age limit on moving teeth.
Some of Dr. Ogden's adult patients in Clermont sat in his chair as teenagers, back when the office was new and US 27 was mostly citrus groves. Their retainer stopped fitting years ago and the bottom front teeth crowded back in. That kind of relapse is exactly what Touch-Up treatment exists for, and it is usually the shorter of the two fees.
Others are parents who brought a child in for a consultation and asked about their own teeth on the way out. Some work somewhere that visible brackets would mean a year of explaining themselves. Aligners come out for a meeting or a meal and go back in afterward, and most people around you will not notice them.
Crowding does not fix itself, and it does not make this urgent either. If it has been on your list for years, it can stay there another month. It is just unlikely to get any smaller while you wait.
Dr. Robert Ogden is an orthodontic specialist and the only treating orthodontist across all three Ogden Orthodontics offices. Clermont was his first.
He finished his orthodontic residency at the University of Florida in 1994 and started treating patients on Citrus Tower Boulevard the same year. More than thirty years later, he still reviews every scan and sets every plan himself, and he is the one you see at each progress check.
That matters more with aligners than it does with braces. The aligners are manufactured to whatever plan the doctor prescribes, so the plan is the treatment. A general dentist can be certified to offer Invisalign after completing the manufacturer's training. An orthodontist spends a full residency after dental school learning how teeth and jaws move before treating a single case. Both can hand you a box of aligners. The training behind the plan is different, and so is the judgment when the teeth stop tracking the way the software predicted.
Invisalign treatment in Clermont happens at the Ogden Orthodontics office at 1381 Citrus Tower Blvd, Suite 102, Clermont, FL 34711.
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Free, at the door
The office is on Citrus Tower Boulevard just east of US 27, a few minutes from State Road 50 and the Turnpike interchange at Minneola. Patients come in from Minneola and Groveland along 50, from Mascotte and Montverde, and from the Four Corners area to the south on 27.
Braces, early treatment for children, and everything else offered here is covered on the Clermont orthodontist page.
Clermont is the South Lake County office and the original one. If your schedule or your address changes partway through treatment, you can switch to the Windermere orthodontic office or the Mount Dora orthodontic office without changing doctors or restarting your plan. Families in Winter Garden and Oakland sometimes sit between Clermont and Windermere. Pick whichever is easier on a weekday. The fee and the doctor are the same.
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