Invisalign

What to expect

Invisalign is a method for straightening teeth using a series of clear, removable aligners, custom-fitted to each patient. The aligners apply gentle, controlled pressure to the teeth, gradually moving them into the desired position. The method allows teeth straightening to be done in an aesthetic and discreet way, fitting comfortably into daily routines.

Who is the treatment suitable for?

The treatment suits adults and teens who want to improve their teeth alignment discreetly. In many cases it can treat mild to moderate crowding, gaps between teeth, and certain bite issues. Suitability is determined after a professional exam and precise diagnosis of the teeth and jaws.

What the treatment process looks like

Treatment begins with a diagnostic appointment that includes a clinical exam and digital scan of the teeth. A personalized treatment plan is built based on the data. A series of custom aligners is then produced, with each aligner designed to move the teeth one more step along the straightening path. The aligners are switched according to instructions, with periodic checkups for monitoring and adjustment.

Benefits of the treatment

Clear, discreet aligners

Removable while eating and brushing

Comfortable oral hygiene maintenance

Predictable, precise digital planning of the process

Full personal customization

What's important to know during treatment

The success of the treatment depends on cooperation and adherence to usage instructions:

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Aligners must be worn most hours of the day, per instructions
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Remove them while eating and drinking hot or sweetened beverages
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It's important to keep the aligners and oral hygiene clean
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Periodic checkups per the plan must be attended

Following the instructions enables precise progress and maintaining the result.

FAQs

Teeth straightening using custom-fitted clear, removable aligners.

Adults and teens with bite issues, crowding, or gaps between teeth.

Not in every situation. In complex cases, another solution or combined treatments may be recommended.

There may be mild pressure in the first days after switching aligners, which usually passes quickly.

Duration varies depending on case complexity.

In most cases, they should be worn most hours of the day.

No, they need to be removed while eating and drinking.

Usually yes, to maintain the result over time.

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