Orthodontics
Orthodontics with clear aligners
Straighter teeth with almost invisible aligners, planned digitally.
Orthodontics
Who is it for?
Clear aligners are thin, custom-made trays that move your teeth gradually towards a planned position. Using digital technology, we analyse the movement of each tooth and predict the result before treatment begins. You take them out to eat and to brush, so they fit easily into everyday life.
- Crooked or crowded teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Some bite problems, after an orthodontic assessment
- Teenagers and adults who want a discreet option
- People considering veneers who might first benefit from straightening their natural teeth
How it works
- Orthodontic consultationWe examine your teeth and bite, with photos and X-rays, to see whether aligners are the right option for you.
- Digital planningWe create a digital plan showing how your teeth will move, step by step, and the predicted result.
- Your alignersYour aligners are made to the plan; at the first appointment we show you how to put them in, take them out and clean them.
- Check-upsEach set is worn for a set period, and regular check-ups let us follow your progress.
- Keeping the resultAt the end, a retainer helps your teeth stay in their new position.
Materials and technology
Technology
Digital planning
We analyse every tooth movement and predict the result before treatment starts.
Custom aligners
Thin and transparent, made specifically for your teeth.
Panoramic X-ray
To check roots and bone before moving any teeth.
Our approach
“In young patients, veneers are not always the answer; in many cases natural teeth can be straightened and improved with more conservative treatment, preserving their healthy structure and natural beauty.”
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How long does clear aligner treatment take?
It depends on how far your teeth need to move. Simple cases can take a few months; more complex ones can take over a year. After digital planning, the doctor gives you an approximate timeline for your case.
How many hours a day do I wear them?
Usually around 20–22 hours a day, taking them out only to eat, to drink anything hot or coloured, and to clean your teeth. The result depends a lot on consistency.
Can people see them?
They are thin and transparent, so in most situations they're barely noticeable. Many patients wear them at work and socially without any problem.
Do they hurt?
For the first days of each new set you may feel slight pressure; it's a sign your teeth are moving, and it usually passes quickly.
How much do clear aligners cost?
It depends on the complexity and length of treatment. Pricing is set after your consultation or photo assessment.
Talk to the doctor about Clear aligners.
Book a consultation or send us photos. We'll reply with a personalised plan.