Typical duration
It depends on each case: simple treatments can take a few months and more complex ones between one and two years. Check-ups are usually every 6 to 10 weeks. We give you an estimated timescale after the initial records.
Straighten your teeth with virtually invisible Invisalign clear aligners or with fixed braces, depending on what your case needs.
Orthodontics corrects the position of the teeth and the way they meet when you bite. Invisalign is an orthodontic system of clear, removable aligners that are changed every few weeks and move the teeth gradually according to a digital plan.
Because the aligners come out for eating and brushing, keeping your teeth clean is easier and there are no food restrictions. Where a case requires it, fixed braces remain a very effective option; we recommend the one that suits you best.
We take photos, X-rays and a scan or impression of your mouth to analyse your teeth and bite.
With Invisalign you see a simulation of how your teeth will move before you start.
You wear the aligners for 20 to 22 hours a day and change them as instructed, with regular check-ups at the clinic.
When treatment ends, a retainer keeps your teeth in their new position.
It depends on each case: simple treatments can take a few months and more complex ones between one and two years. Check-ups are usually every 6 to 10 weeks. We give you an estimated timescale after the initial records.
Every case is different. After your assessment we give you a detailed written quote before treatment starts.
Wojciech Maroszeck
Orthodontist
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Message us on WhatsAppThe aligners are clear and very discreet; in most situations they are barely noticeable. In some cases small tooth-coloured bumps called attachments are added to help move the teeth.
No. Teeth can be moved at any age as long as the gums and bone are healthy. In children, orthodontics can also guide the growth of the jaws.
It is normal to feel pressure for the first few days of each new aligner, which is a sign that your teeth are moving. It is usually mild and short-lived.
To stop your teeth moving back you need to wear a retainer, fixed or removable, as we advise. It is an essential part of the treatment.
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