Aligners
Straighten your teeth discreetly with clear, comfortable aligners designed to improve your smile and fit your lifestyle.
Straighten your teeth discreetly with clear, comfortable aligners designed to improve your smile and fit your lifestyle.
Clear aligners are a series of custom-made, transparent trays that gradually move your teeth into place — no brackets, no wires. You wear each set for a short time before switching to the next, following a digital plan designed by your dentist.
Nearly invisible
Removable
Comfortable
Planned digitally
Clear aligners can treat many common alignment and bite problems in teens and adults, including:
Overlapping or twisted teeth that are hard to clean and affect your smile.
Spaces between teeth, including a gap between the front teeth.
Upper front teeth that overlap the lower teeth too much.
Lower teeth that sit in front of the upper teeth when you bite.
Some upper teeth biting inside the lower teeth instead of outside.
Front teeth that don’t meet when your back teeth are closed.
From classrooms to boardrooms, clear aligners fit around the life you already have.
Each aligner is shaped slightly differently from the last. Worn in sequence, they apply gentle, controlled pressure that moves your teeth step by step — exactly as planned.
Crowded, rotated teeth — your digital plan maps every movement.
Each new set applies gentle, steady pressure to start shifting teeth.
Teeth line up and gaps close — most people notice the change now.
A straighter, balanced smile — kept in place with retainers.
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Both straighten teeth effectively. Here is how clear aligners compare day to day.
| Clear alignersDiscreet & removable | Traditional braces | |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Nearly invisible | Visible brackets & wires |
| Removable for eating | Yes — eat what you like | No — some foods to avoid |
| Brushing & flossing | As normal | Harder around brackets |
| Comfort | Smooth, custom-fit plastic | Wires can rub or poke |
| Broken-bracket emergencies | None | Possible |
| Preview your result | Digital 3D preview | Not usually |
| Daily discipline needed | Wear 20–22 hours a day | Fixed — always working |
Not sure which suits you? Some cases are better treated with braces — we will recommend what is right for your teeth.
A few simple habits are all it takes to get the best results.
Aligners only work while they are in. Take them out to eat, drink anything other than water and clean your teeth — then pop them straight back in.
Remove your aligners to eat, then brush before putting them back.
No brackets to work around — keep your usual routine.
A slight lisp for the first day or two usually fades fast.
Store aligners in their case — never wrapped in a napkin.
Usually every one to two weeks, as your dentist advises — each set moves your teeth a little further.
Rinse and gently clean your aligners daily so they stay fresh and invisible.
Simple, digital and planned around you — here is what to expect.
We check your teeth and gums and take a quick, comfortable digital scan — no messy impressions.
Your dentist plans every movement digitally and shows you a preview of your final smile.
Your custom aligners are made and fitted; small tooth-coloured attachments may be added to help them grip.
Wear each set as directed and move to the next — your teeth shift a little with every set.
Short reviews to make sure everything is on track and adjust if needed.
Once you are happy, retainers hold your new smile in place for the long term.
How long does it take? It depends on how much your teeth need to move. Minor corrections can take a few months, while more complex cases take longer. Your digital plan shows your estimated timeline before you begin.
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Straight teeth are easier to clean, more comfortable to bite on — and a joy to smile with.
Straighten your teeth without anyone noticing.
Eat, drink and celebrate without restrictions.
Smooth plastic — no wires or brackets to irritate.
Brush and floss normally throughout treatment.
No broken brackets or poking wires.
A digital preview of your final smile.
Digital scans and smile design in a calm, comfortable clinic.
Experienced dentists who explain every option honestly.
Strict sterilisation and infection-control protocols at every visit.
A plan built around your goals, budget and schedule.
Can’t find your answer? Our team is happy to talk you through it.
They are made from thin, clear plastic, so most people will not notice you are wearing them — especially in everyday conversation.
It depends on how much your teeth need to move. Simple cases may take a few months, while more complex cases take longer. Your digital plan shows your estimated timeline before you start.
You may feel pressure or mild discomfort for a day or two when you switch to a new set — a sign they are working. It usually settles quickly.
For the best results, aligners are usually worn around 20–22 hours a day, removed only to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth.
Aligners can treat many cases of crowding, spacing and bite problems. Some complex cases may be better suited to braces or combined treatment — we will tell you honestly after your assessment.
You will wear retainers to hold your teeth in their new position. Retainers are an essential part of keeping your results for the long term.
Book an aligner consultation — get a digital scan, see a preview of your future smile, and receive a clear plan and estimate with no pressure to start.
