The best candidate for clear aligners is someone with mild to moderate tooth misalignment, crowding, or gapped teeth. Screening for gum disease and decay is essential, as treatment should be delayed if there is an active infection.

The clear aligner system utilises a series of translucent removable, moulded trays that position teeth using gentle pressure. Each set of aligners is shaped slightly differently than the previous one, nudging specific areas throughout your bite.

Clear Aligners was initially meant for adult orthodontic patients. However, Clear Aligners are now an effective solution for younger patients too. Your dentist will advise the most suitable option.

Clear Aligners and fixed braces are both effective orthodontic treatments, and the most appropriate option depends on the complexity of the tooth movement rather than one system being universally better. Clear Aligners are often preferred by patients who want a discreet and convenient solution, particularly for mild to moderate crowding or spacing. Fixed braces may be recommended for more complex cases or bite corrections where greater control of tooth movement is needed. Your dentist will assess your teeth and bite at consultation and advise which treatment is most suitable for you.

Yes! The deposit is full refunded providing you attend your appointment. If you are unable to make your appointment, we require 48 hours notice in order to qualify for a refund of the deposit.

The length of clear aligner treatment varies depending on your individual needs and the complexity of your case. For many patients, treatment takes between 6 and 18 months, although some minor corrections can be completed more quickly. During your consultation, your dentist will assess your smile and provide a personalised treatment plan with an estimated timeframe