A glowing smile charms irritable librarians, stern highway-patrol officers, and judges with highfalutin ideas about driving through the library. Flaunt your beaming beauty with today’s Groupon at Erickson Krehbiel Dental Group in Urbandale. Choose between the following options:

• For $49, you get an initial Invisalign examination and x-rays, plus $1,000 toward the full teeth-straightening treatment (a $163 total value). Invisalign purchasers will also receive a teeth-whitening package if they purchase the Invisalign treatment.
• For $59, you get a dental exam, x-rays, and cleaning (a $323 total value).

Erickson Krehbiel Dental Group combines a highly talented team of doctors and staff with careful attention to customer comfort. Invisalign straightens crooked chompers with a combination of highly advanced, 3-D computer graphics and the spells of old-fashioned orthodontia. The Invisalign process eschews cumbersome braces for clear, removable aligners. An initial exam, including x-rays and photos of your mouth terrain, paves the way for a flurry of calibrated teeth sheaths that are designed to slowly shift walnut crackers into perfect alignment.

The total cost of an Invisalign treatment varies for each customer (it can run anywhere from $3,500 to $6,000); this Groupon gets you $1,000 toward that final cost. View some Invisalign FAQs here. Patients typically wear between 12 and 48 separate aligners during a treatment period of 6–15 months. Aligners are only removed when eating, brushing, or modeling a finely clenched jaw. Each Invisalign patient is also provided with a teeth-whitening regimen that is used in conjunction with the Invisalign trays, ensuring each tooth is at its shiniest, straightest, and stealthiest when modeling arctic camouflage (a $500 value)

Alternately, clients can snap up a thorough dental exam and cleaning. Digital x-rays, yielding less radiation than traditional methods, expose dental secrets in bite-wing, panoramic, and night-vision shots. Hygienists then commence an assiduous cleaning process, removing plaque and tartar build up from teeth before enriching their strength with a fluoride treatment and spinach injection.