Invisalign
Removable clear aligners that move suitable teeth gradually into place.
Straightening teeth with clear aligners
Clear aligners can straighten suitable smiles with a discreet, removable approach. Every movement starts with understanding your teeth and your bite.
Invisalign uses a sequence of custom-made clear aligners to gradually move teeth. Planning considers the whole bite, and progress needs clinical supervision. Attachments or other supporting procedures may be recommended.
- Discreet transparent aligners
- Removable for meals and cleaning
- A staged plan for suitable tooth movements
What to expect
Understand the starting point
Assess teeth, gum health and bite. Discuss whether clear aligners or another orthodontic approach is appropriate.
Follow the planned movements
Wear your aligners as prescribed, change them as directed and attend clinical progress checks.
Protect the alignment
Review the final position, consider refinements if needed and plan ongoing retainer wear.
Risks, alternatives and aftercare
Treatment availability, fees and clinician provision must be confirmed with the practice. Suitability and results are individual.
Conceptual editorial imagery, not a clinical diagram or patient treatment result.
What to consider
Aligners are not suitable for every orthodontic concern. Consistent wear as prescribed is essential. Temporary discomfort, attachments, enamel reshaping or refinements may be part of treatment. Results depend on clinical factors and adherence.
Caring for your smile
Clean the aligners and your teeth as advised, remove them for food and drinks other than water, and attend monitoring appointments. Retainers are needed after treatment to help maintain alignment.
Common questions
Clear costs, considered care.
Selected fees from our published schedule. Your clinician will explain which items apply and confirm the total for your individual plan; these are not package totals.
View the full fee schedule- Invisalign Complex
- £4,995
- Single Arch Invisalign Complex
- £4,000
