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Invisalign.
Invisalign aligners are a great option for discrete, yet effective braces that really work: custom-designed clear retainers that apply gentle pressure to straighten your teeth, nearly unnoticeable in daily wear.
Invisalign vs braces
Straight teeth, without announcing it.
Clear aligners · Removable
Invisalign
Clear, discrete and removable, customised to your teeth with no wires or brackets: our most popular aligner option.
Fixed braces · Traditional
Traditional braces
Effective, but fixed and visible. For discreet fixed options we also offer lingual and ceramic braces.
How long it takes
Visible results within weeks, done in 6 to 18 months.
On average, Invisalign treatment lasts 6 to 18 months, progressing through weekly aligner changes, with visible results within weeks.
Making it work
Three habits behind every Invisalign success.
Wear them 22+ hours
Aligners only work while they are on your teeth: a minimum of 22 hours a day.
Change weekly
Treatment progresses through weekly aligner changes, each moving your teeth a little further.
Remove for meals
Take them out to eat and drink, then brush before they go back in.
How it works
Your treatment journey.
01
The consultation
Up to an hour: full health check, smile assessment, and an in-depth discussion of what you want.
02
Your written plan
A written quotation that explains every option and cost before anything goes ahead.
03
Treatment
Carried out gently, with sedation available, around your schedule: early, late and Saturdays.
04
Aftercare
A preventative approach so your teeth and your treatment last longer.
Your orthodontist
Dr Annika Patel
Specialist Orthodontist · MOrth RCS (Edin) · GDC 153541
Your first visit
Every smile plan starts with an hour that is all about you.
A full dental health check, smile assessment and an in-depth discussion of what you want, ending with a written quotation.
Fees
A written quotation before anything goes ahead.
Invisalign prices start at £2,000, with flexible payment plans available.
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