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We offer invisible aligners (Invisalign). Each treatment plan is tailored individually to improve not just the bite, but also facial harmony – while keeping a natural, aesthetic look.

Why Choose Invisalign Clear Aligners?

Invisalign is a modern clear aligner solution for a straighter smile—without the look of traditional braces. The aligners are virtually invisible, custom-made for a precise fit, and smooth for greater comfort with less gum and cheek irritation. Because they’re removable, you can eat normally and maintain easy brushing and flossing throughout treatment. Advanced 3D scanning and digital planning create predictable results and let you preview your expected smile. In many cases, Invisalign can be faster than conventional braces with fewer in-clinic visits—helping you achieve a confident, natural-looking smile more efficiently.

Literally Invisible

Invisalign aligners are clear and discreet, with no brackets or wires, helping you confidently enjoy your life while you straighten your teeth.

Advanced 3D Scanning

State-of-the-art 3D scanning and modeling allow you to visualize your smile before treatment, ensuring a precise and customized treatment plan.

Comfortable and Effective

Invisalign provides a better fit, more comfort, and convenience, allowing you to enjoy your regular activities with confidence.

Benefits of Invisalign
Invisalign offers a discreet, modern way to straighten your teeth with clear aligners that are virtually invisible—no metal brackets or wires. Each aligner is custom-made for a smooth, comfortable fit and is removable, making it easy to eat, brush, and floss as usual. With advanced 3D imaging, your treatment is planned step-by-step so results are predictable, and in many cases, Invisalign can be faster than traditional braces with fewer clinic visits. As your teeth gradually align, you’ll see a more confident, natural-looking smile.

Who should use Invisalign clear braces

Invisalign aligners can correct a wide range of alignment and bite issues to help you achieve a healthier, more confident smile.

Crowded Teeth

When there isn't enough space in the jaw, causing teeth to overlap or twist.

Gaps and Spaces

Excess space between teeth, which can affect appearance and oral health.

Underbite

When the lower teeth protrude past the upper teeth, potentially causing jaw strain.

Open Bite

When the upper and lower teeth don't meet properly, often affecting chewing and speech.

Mixed / General Issues

Cases that involve a combination of misalignment, gaps, and crowding.

Invisalign Treatment steps

Step 1

Smile analysis

Your Invisalign journey begins with a detailed smile analysis. After taking full X-rays and photographs, our dentists will assess the condition of your teeth, your smile goals, and identify any bite problems. We'll capture close-up photos and 3D modeling of your teeth and jaw structure to create your initial treatment planning.

Step 2

3D scanning

Your digital images and impressions are sent to Invisalign. Within two weeks, your dentist will receive a precise, customized 3D model. This allows you to preview your future smile and understand how your teeth will move over the course of treatment. Once approved, the plan, your custom aligners will be produced.

Step 3

Invisalign treatment plan

Depending on your treatment plan, small tooth-colored attachments may be placed to guide tooth movement. You will wear clear aligners and switch to a new set every 7–10 days, as directed by your dentist.

Step 4

The follow-up procedure

Your treatment is carefully monitored, with complimentary adjustments included based on your Invisalign plan. Wear your aligners at least 20 hours a day to achieve optimal results faster.

FAQs

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Usually between 1 and 3 years, depending on complexity and the type of system used.

Yes, when properly planned, aligners can achieve excellent results with greater comfort and discretion.

You may feel mild pressure during the first few days, but it quickly subsides.