Orthodontics
Clear aligners straighten teeth using a series of custom, virtually invisible trays that gradually shift teeth into position — a discreet alternative to traditional metal braces.
What It Is
Each aligner in the series is custom-made to move your teeth a small, precise amount. Worn roughly 20–22 hours a day and swapped every 1–2 weeks, they progressively guide teeth toward the final planned position — mapped out in full before treatment even begins using digital scanning.
Because they're removable, aligners let you eat, brush and floss normally — no food restrictions, no metal to catch on your cheeks. They're best suited to mild-to-moderate crowding, spacing and bite issues; more complex cases are assessed honestly during consultation.
Why You May Need This
The Process
A 3D digital scan of your teeth maps your current alignment and treatment feasibility.
You'll see a digital simulation of how your teeth will move, stage by stage, before committing.
Your full series of aligners is fabricated based on the approved treatment plan.
You switch to a new aligner every 1–2 weeks, worn 20–22 hours daily, with periodic check-ins.
Once the plan is complete, a retainer maintains your new, straighter smile long-term.
Common Questions
Ready When You Are
Our reception team confirms most appointment requests within the hour.