Orthodontics
Clear aligners
A way to move teeth with removable trays, considered in relation to your bite, oral health and the routine you can realistically follow.
When it may be considered
Clear aligners
Scanning is only one part of the process. Orthodontic planning considers tooth position, the relationship between both arches, gum health, available space and stability. It also explains wear time, reviews and any additional measures that may be needed.
Your care pathway
From assessment to follow-up.
Orthodontic assessment
We examine teeth, gums, bite, function and what you would like to improve.
Records
Photography, radiographs and scanning are requested according to the diagnostic need.
Movement plan
You understand goals, limitations, daily wear and alternatives before beginning.
Reviews and retention
Follow-up checks clinical progress; afterwards, retention helps maintain tooth position.
Before you decide
Points to discuss during your consultation.
- Aligners are not the best option for every type of movement.
- Daily wear time and reviews influence treatment progress.
- The estimated timeline may change if adjustments or refinements are required.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can aligners treat every case?+
No. The complexity of movement, bite and periodontal health all guide suitability.
Do I need to wear them all day?+
Your plan defines the routine. Because the trays are removable, consistent wear is an important part of treatment.
What happens after the final tray?+
Stability is assessed and a retention and review plan is created for your needs.
The first step is understanding your needs.
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