Clear aligner therapy
See your future smile before you start
Turn the treatment around with your finger, compare the starting position with the planned result, then place it life-size in your own room. Everything runs in your browser — no app, no account.
Your aligner case
Drag to rotate · pinch or scroll to zoom
Demonstration model. Your own treatment plan is built from a digital scan of your teeth taken at the clinic.
Why patients choose it
Straight teeth, without the metal
A series of transparent, removable trays moves your teeth in small, planned increments. You take them out to eat and to brush — and most people around you never notice you are wearing them.
Months of treatment
Mild spacing or crowding often resolves in about six months. More complex bites can take up to two years. Your clinician gives you a range at the first consultation.
Worn per day
Trays stay in day and night, including while you sleep. They come out only for meals and for brushing, then go straight back in.
Weeks per tray
Each tray in the series continues the movement planned by the previous one. You swap them yourself at home, with check-ups at the clinic along the way.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish
Digital scan
A handheld scanner builds a 3D model of your teeth in a few minutes. No trays of impression paste, no gagging.
Treatment plan you can see
Your clinician sets the target position and reviews every planned movement with you — this is the “after” you can rotate above.
Your series of trays
The full set is manufactured to your plan and handed to you with a schedule. You change trays at home, on the dates given.
Check-ups and retention
Short visits confirm the teeth are tracking as planned. At the end, a retainer holds the result in place.
Common questions
Before you book
Does it hurt?
Expect pressure and mild tenderness for a day or two after each new tray — that sensation is the tooth movement you are paying for. It settles quickly, and most people manage without anything stronger than an over-the-counter painkiller.
Will people notice?
The trays are transparent and fit closely to the teeth. At conversational distance most people do not see them. Small tooth-coloured attachments are sometimes bonded to certain teeth to help the trays grip; they are removed at the end.
Can I eat and drink normally?
You take the trays out to eat, so nothing is off the menu. Anything other than water should be drunk with the trays out, then brush before putting them back in.
What if I lose one?
Go back to the previous tray and call the clinic the same day. A replacement is ordered, and the schedule is adjusted so the plan stays on track.
Am I a candidate?
Most spacing, crowding and mild-to-moderate bite problems can be treated this way. Severe skeletal discrepancies may need a different approach. A consultation and a scan answer this in one visit.
Book your consultation
Bring your questions. You leave with a scan, a realistic timeline and a written quote — no obligation to start.