Invisalign aligners
Clear, removable trays that gradually shift your teeth into position. Almost invisible to wear, comfortable, and proven over decades.
What are aligners?
Aligners are clear plastic trays placed over your teeth that gradually push them straight. Every two weeks you swap them for a pair with a slightly different shape, slowly moving teeth into position. Invisalign aligners are made of polyurethane, contain no BPA, and are finely finished for optimal comfort. Aligners have been made and used by dentists and orthodontists for decades; there are many types, brands and quality differences.
Who are aligners for?
Aligners are suitable for almost everyone, all ages and situations. In special cases, preparatory work may be required first with a different type of brace or surgery, depending on your wishes, growth and adaptability. Aligners replace the metal bracket brace, but not activators or other growth-stimulating or restraining devices.
What your treatment looks like
Step by step
- Step 1
Intake
During your first meeting we discuss your wishes and the possibilities. We take scans with a 3D scanner, X-rays, and mouth and face photos. The intake costs €375, plus an advance of €300.
- Step 2
Getting started
The data is combined into a 3D simulation, a virtual set-up showing how your teeth will move. Once verified by the orthodontist, we discuss the final plan and proceed to ordering and placing the aligners.
- Step 3
Check-ups
We see you every 6, 8 or 12 weeks for check-ups, to make adjustments, answer your questions, and ensure the treatment proceeds as planned.
- Step 4
Towards the end
Together we discuss whether the desired results have been achieved, whether more aligners are needed, or whether we can move on to ordering the night guards.
What do aligners cost?
Costs depend on your individual situation and wishes. On average, the price ranges between €3,985 and €4,990. A full list of prices and codes can be found on the tariffs page.
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