Orthodontic Treatment with Clear Aligners.

Invisalign is a series of customised clear, plastic aligners that are designed to gently straighten your smile. Since 2008, Andrew has been confidently using INVISALIGN as part of his aesthetic treatment planning. Andrew is currently a GOLD Invisalign Provider.

Unlike braces, Invisalign clear aligners are removable and virtually invisible. There are no wires and brackets, so you don’t need to change the way you brush and floss. And, you can continue to eat all your favourite foods.

Book now for your Complimentary FULL Invisalign Consultation. 45 minutes including orthodontic photographs.

WHAT INVISALIGN CAN TREAT

• Overbite

• Underbite

• Crossbite

• Gap Teeth

• Open Bite

• Crowded Teeth

Advantages of Invisalign over Traditional Braces

Nearly invisible
Invisalign clear aligners are virtually invisible. This means you can always smile with confidence, as compared to traditional braces where the wires and metal brackets can be seen.

Removable
Invisalign aligners are made with SmartTrack flexible material, making it super easy to put on and remove, unlike braces which are fixed. Now, you can enjoy your favourite food any time you want without holding back.

Less pain
SmartStage and SmartForce technologies are designed to.. there will only be gradual, gentle yet effective teeth movement throughout your treatment.

Less emergency visits
With Invisalign clear aligners you are less likely to need an emergency appointment and won’t have disruptions from broken wires or anything getting caught in your braces2.

Clearer timelines
Our proprietary ClinCheck software allows you to visualise every stage of your Invisalign treatment, helping to give you a clearer picture of the treatment duration. With braces your treating doctor will give an indication of approximate duration at the beginning of treatment.

Easier to maintain oral health
Since Invisalign aligners are removable, you can still floss and brush your teeth as per normal - whereas braces may make it difficult for you to clean in between metal brackets, which can result in plaque accumulation and poor oral hygiene.