Invisalign / Clear Aligners
A Modern Approach to Teeth Straightening
Understanding Invisalign / Clear Aligner Treatment
Clear aligner treatment uses a series of removable aligners to move teeth according to an individualised treatment plan.
Suitability depends on the nature and complexity of the alignment or bite concern. Some cases may require alternative orthodontic treatment.
Treatment Planning
Treatment planning considers tooth alignment, bite, gum health and the movements required.
What We Offer
Potential Applications
- Assessment of tooth alignment and dental occlusion
- Selected teeth crowding and spacing concerns
- Selected bite concerns suitable for aligner therapy
- Orthodontic assessment where clear aligners may be clinically appropriate
Patient Benefits
- Removable aligners for meals and oral hygiene
- Personalised treatment plan tailored to your dental structure
- Scheduled progress reviews to monitor tooth movements
Is Clear Aligner Treatment Right for You?
Your orthodontic assessment may include an examination, photographs, scans or other records as clinically indicated.
Suitability depends on tooth alignment, bite, gum health and the movements required.
The Treatment Process
Assessment
Evaluate teeth, bite and oral health.
Planning
Discuss the proposed tooth movements and treatment options.
Treatment
Use aligners as prescribed, with scheduled reviews.
Retention
Follow the retention plan to help maintain the result.
What Patients Should Know
Aligners generally need to be worn as directed.
Progress and results vary between patients.
Attachments or additional orthodontic procedures may be needed.
Retainers are commonly required after active treatment.
The treatment duration depends on case complexity and patient compliance.
Your treating clinician will explain the expected plan, alternatives, costs and limitations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more questions? Our team is happy to walk you through everything before you commit.
Ask Us DirectlyNot all alignment or bite issues can be addressed with clear aligners. Suitability depends on the complexity of your dental needs, gum health, and bone support, which is evaluated during your consultation.
Treatment duration varies widely depending on the degree of tooth movement required and consistent wear. Your clinician will provide an estimated timeframe following your diagnostic assessment.
Yes. Retainers are an essential part of orthodontic care to help stabilise teeth in their new positions and prevent them from shifting over time.
Small, tooth-coloured composite shapes (attachments) may be placed on specific teeth to help the aligners grip and guide precise movements. Your dentist will inform you if these or other procedures are indicated.
The initial evaluation includes an examination of your teeth, bite, and oral health. Photographs, digital scans, or X-rays may also be taken to formulate an individualised treatment plan.