Invisalign in Glasgow

What is Invisalign?

Invisalign is a revolutionary orthodontic treatment for straightening teeth in a discreet and comfortable way.

The Invisalign treatment consists of wearing a series of removable clear plastic dental aligners worn for between 20 to 22 hours a day, so they can easily be removed for eating and brushing.

Invisalign offers the patient a series of clear, removable aligners which are changed every 2-3 weeks. There is no tightening to be done, no changing of wires and no elastic bands to get in the way. Instead, all of the adjustments are made with one new aligner every few weeks.

Benefits of Invisalign?

• Invisalign in Glasgow offers the patient a series of clear, removable aligners which are changed every two-three weeks
• There is no tightening to be done, no changing of wires and no elastic bands to get in the way
• All of the adjustments are made with one new aligner every few weeks  
• Since the aligners are clear they are hardly visible in the mouth at all and will fit perfectly against your teeth
• As each aligner is individually moulded to specifically fit each patient, Invisalign clear aligners an be much more comfortable than conventional braces

The Invisalign programme 

Invisalign offers the complete cosmetic orthodontic programme. We will begin with the most important part of straightening your teeth with the series of Invisalign aligners. After this stage has been completed, we will whiten your teeth (if required), followed by any recontouring (if required) to truly give you that perfect smile!

You will then have the choice of having removable or bonded (our preferred choice) retainers to help maintain your new smile. This is already included in your treatment plan. We recommend Invisalign Vivera removable retainers however bonded retainers can be requested at an additional cost. They are discretely hidden on the backs of your teeth, which is great for vanity and aesthetic reasons, and it also means there isn’t any chance of taking out your retainers to eat and breaking them (which can be common with removable retainers).