
Invisalign® Aligners
Invisalign® Aligners are clear brace aligners that are an almost invisible (hidden) appliance, ideal for those who want to smile without worrying about their braces showing.
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Discreet teeth straightening options including Invisalign, Ceramic and Lingual braces.


Invisalign® Aligners are clear brace aligners that are an almost invisible (hidden) appliance, ideal for those who want to smile without worrying about their braces showing.
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Ceramic Braces are clear brace aligners that are an almost invisible (hidden) appliance, ideal for those who want to smile without worrying about their braces showing.
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The Lingual Brace system comprises small brackets and archwires custom-made to fit your teeth, bonded to the back of the teeth making them virtually invisible to others.
Find out moreAt the consultation we assess your concerns, wants and needs, and take a 3D digital scan to show you a potential before and after of what your teeth will look like.
At this appointment we show you a more accurate and detailed version of the tooth movement, including how many attachments are needed and any space requirements, which can be done remotely.
Once the clincheck is approved, the aligners are manufactured within 3 weeks and fitted to start moving the teeth.
Invisalign is a clear brace system which straightens the teeth discreetly, with most cases able to be completed within 6 months depending on complexity. The treatment is completely digitally planned, improving accuracy and efficiency of tooth movement.
The cost of Invisalign can vary depending on the time taken and the extent of teeth movement required, typically ranging from around £4,000, though it can be less if only minor movements are needed.
Due to technological advancements in Invisalign over the last decade, there is much more scope to treat complex tooth movements, so the vast majority of cases can be treated with Invisalign.
Invisalign aligners are virtually invisible, removable for eating and drinking, easier for oral hygiene, require fewer appointments than fixed braces, and apply gentle forces causing only initial mild discomfort.
Ceramic braces are fitted to the front of the teeth and consist of subtle, clear or tooth-coloured brackets with metal wires running through them, offering a less noticeable alternative to metal braces.
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