Invisalign offer

A straight smile to be proud of

Invisalign is a highly popular teeth straightening system. These nearly-invisible aligners can straighten your teeth quickly and discretely, transforming your smile. You’ll see big changes from small movements in just a matter of weeks and because the aligners are completely transparent, results are the only thing you do see!

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What is Invisalign and how does it work?

Invisalign treatment is a virtually invisible way to straighten your teeth. Using advanced 3D computer-imaging technology, Invisalign shows you your complete treatment plan from the initial position of your teeth towards the final desired position. Then a series of clear aligners are custom-made for your teeth to move them little by little.

At your initial appointment, we’ll identify and discuss whether Invisalign is for you and how it will fit into your lifestyle. Our iTero scanner will then scan your mouth to show the 3D detail of your teeth.

Each aligner is worn for about two weeks before being replaced by the next in the series, gradually moving towards the projected final position. The treatment time depends on your specific needs & your dentist will discuss this with you.

Please fill out the booking form below and select 'Invisalign' as your treatment. Contact us if you have any questions.

What can Invisalign treat?

Crowded Teeth

Overcrowded teeth can get worse over time, If left untreated, overly crowded teeth can trap food. Trapped food is harder to clean away, and this can lead to plaque formation, decay and gum disease.

Gaps between teeth

Spacing issues and gaps between teeth are traps for food and bacteria. This increases the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

Under Bite

This can prevent the normal function of your front teeth or molars, and can lead to tooth wear. It can also cause jaw-joint related pain.

Open Bite

Open bites can cause poor or painful chewing and in some cases speech impairment.

Over Bite

An over bite can cause wear on your lower teeth, chipped or fractured front teeth, gum irritation and pain in your jaw joints.

Crossbite

Crossbites can cause one or more of the upper teeth to bite on the inside of the lower teeth. This can cause tooth wear, gum disease and bone loss.