Invisalign: Invisible Orthodontics & Braces
Invisalign: Aligning your teeth
If you are looking to align your teeth, Invisalign is a fantastic option. Due to Invisaligns discretion, convenience, and the length of the treatment it has become an increasingly popular aligning system.
Whether you’re looking to improve crowded teeth or reduce gaps between teeth, Invisalign is an option for you. We are an Invisalign Elite provider and are able to complete complicated cases with the aligner system.
What is Invisalign?
Invisalign is a revolutionary orthodontic treatment that consists of a series of clear, custom-made aligners to straighten teeth and correct various dental issues. Unlike traditional braces with metal wires and brackets, Invisalign aligners are nearly invisible, offering a discreet and comfortable alternative for those seeking a beautifully aligned smile. Invisalign works by putting pressure on the teeth to move them into the desired position.
Invisalign aligners are known for their comfort and convenience. With no metal components causing irritation, and the ability to remove the aligners for short periods, they seamlessly integrate into your daily life.
How does Invisalign work?
Assessment & customised treatment plan
Your Invisalign journey begins with a detailed consultation at Bespoke Smile. During your consultation we will assess the health of your teeth and gums to confirm the foundations are healthy before we begin any orthodontics treatment.
We will then access your bite to determine what movement would be necessary for your desired outcome. We will then take a 3D digital scan of your teeth to plan the exact movements of your teeth, which our expert clinicians will use to create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your unique dental needs.
Planning
Aligners are manufactured, posted and fitted
Regular maintenance reviews
Final smile
Once you have completed your Invisalign treatment we will have another look at your smile and see if we need to make any extra refinements. This is all included within your original quote and means our aligner experts will be looking for any final movements that are required to ensure the final outcome is perfect. This means you may require a few more weeks wearing the refined, additional aligners.
Once you have come to the end of your aligner series, you will have any attachments removed, and we’ll fit a fixed wire at the back of the front teeth to keep the teeth in their perfect place. We’ll also provide you with a removable retainer you can use at night to hold the position of the teeth and prevent relapse.
At this stage, most patients are happy with the position of the teeth and may then decide on some final improvements like teeth whitening, or composite bonding. This is something we can discuss with you once the Invisalign treatment is completed.
Proud to be an Invisalign Elite Provider
An Invisalign Elite Provider is a given by Align Technology, the company behind Invisalign, to orthodontic practices who have achieved a high level of experience and expertise in treating patients with Invisalign clear aligners.
Align Technology has a tiered system to recognise and distinguish providers:
- Invisalign Preferred Provider
- Invisalign Premier Provider
- Invisalign Elite Provider
Invisalign Elite Provider is the highest designation within the Invisalign provider tier system. Elite Providers have extensive experience with Invisalign and have demonstrated a high level of proficiency in treating a significant number of cases.
As Invisalign Elite Providers, we’ve completed over 300 Invisalign cases, and do a minimum of 50 new cases every 6 months. We’re proud to have been able to help thousands of patients complete their Invisalign courses successfully, leading them to a straighter, more confident smile.
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The benefits of Invisalign
Invisalign is a popular choice for teeth alignment for a variety of reasons:
- Aesthetic appeal: The clear aligners are virtually invisible, offering a discreet treatment option.
- Comfortable and removable: Invisalign aligners are removable, allowing you to eat, drink, and maintain oral hygiene more easily than fixed braces.
- Personalised approach: The treatment is highly personalised, with each set of aligners specifically designed for your unique dental structure.
- Predictable results: The 3D imaging technology allows for precise planning, ensuring predictable and effective results.
- Gentle tooth movement: Invisalign aligners use gentle, incremental movements to shift teeth into the desired position. This can result in less overall discomfort compared to the adjustments associated with traditional braces.
Invisalign FAQs
How expensive is Invisalign?
Prices for Invisalign tend to offer patients great value for money. This is because there is a lot included within the cost that will see patients all the way through their consultation to their aftercare.
Our Invisalign costs begin from £3,500, which is very cost-effective when compared to less discreet and longer brace systems.
The cost of Invisalign can be spread over a period of 12/24 months with interest-free payments.
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How do I clean and care for Invisalign aligners?
At-home aligners are cheaper, why should I choose Invisalign?
While at-home aligners may be more convenient, the personalised care and expertise provided by a professional with Invisalign leads to more successful outcomes and a safer overall experience.
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