Celebrities Who Have Worn Invisalign

You have a few options if you want to straighten your teeth. If your dentist thinks you're a good candidate, Invisalign could be one of your options. Many people are unaware that celebrities have straightened their teeth using these clear aligners.

Which celebrities have worn Invisalign?

Several celebrities have chosen Invisalign, including:

Zac Efron

Zac used to have a diastema, which was a gap between his molars and incisors. He used Invisalign to correct the issue, and you might not even notice he has it anymore.

Serena Williams

Tennis player Serena Williams chose Invisalign treatment when she was 16 years old. She now has a straighter, more aesthetically pleasing smile as a result of her Invisalign treatment. She now has a grin to match her many Grand Slam victories.

Oprah Winfrey

While Oprah has not discussed her Invisalign treatment publicly, she has been photographed wearing the clear aligners during her show. Her smile has sparked widespread adoration, which could be attributed in part to her orthodontic treatment.

Katherine Heigl

Katherine decided to have her teeth straightened before her wedding. Her Invisalign experience was so positive that she coined the term "Netflix for your teeth" to describe the clear aligners.

Gisele Bundchen

Even models can have tooth misalignment issues. Bundchen decided to use Invisalign to correct a problem with one of her teeth that was shifting out of place.

Kate Middleton

The Duchess of Cambridge is well-known for her impeccable sense of fashion (she is also a wife to Prince William). With all eyes on her in the months leading up to what royal observers dubbed "The Wedding of the Century," she took her orthodontist's advice and used Invisalign to correct some of her orthodontic issues.

Ask Your Dentist About Invisalign

Ordinary people, like celebrities, have used Invisalign to correct orthodontic issues and straighten their teeth. If you're wondering if Invisalign can help you with tooth alignment, jaw alignment, bite problems, or other orthodontic issues, talk to your dentist to see if you're a good candidate.