Invisalign in Stoke-on-Trent & Staffordshire

No. Unlike traditional braces, Invisalign braces are metal free

Unlike metal braces, you will not be walking with a mouth full of metal. These clear aligners are made out of a thin plastic material.

Teeth are constantly moving so in order to maintain straight teeth, we would fit a retainer immediately after treatment. You will have a set of retainers after the brace has been removed to keep the teeth straight. The retainers will need to be worn for a lifetime to keep them permanently straight. It is your responsibility to ensure the retainer is worn according to our instructions.

If you are interested then please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange for a consultation. We can treat most patients with Invisalign and it is important for us to find out whether it is suitable for you too. It is also an opportunity to meet the dental team and discuss your needs. We will also discuss pricing of the treatment for you.

Stage 1) We take impression moulds of your teeth. Photographs and also X-ray scans of your jaw. Stage 2) The Invisalign braces are fitted. We made need to fit tooth-coloured buttons to your teeth Stage 3) The braces are changed every 2 weeks. Stage 4) The buttons are removed. Stage 5) Your final retainer is fitted

£2800 for one arch meaning top teeth only or bottom teeth only. £3500 for both arches meaning top and bottom teeth treated at the same time. Retainers and a Teeth Whitening kit are also included in  the end of treatment Our consultation fee is only £20

Most of our clients like to pay per visit, however others like to apply for finance.

Invisalign aligners are not available on the NHS.

No, you don’t have to wear Invisalign aligners forever. Invisalign treatment typically follows a specific timeline, which varies depending on the individual’s needs. Here’s a general overview:

1. Active Treatment Phase: This is when you wear the Invisalign aligners almost constantly, except when eating or brushing your teeth. This phase’s duration depends on your case’s complexity but usually lasts between 6 to 18 months. During this period, you’ll switch to a new set of aligners every 1-2 weeks to gradually move your teeth into the desired position.
2. Retention Phase: After the active treatment phase, you enter the retention phase to ensure your teeth stay in their new positions. This usually involves wearing a retainer. Initially, you might need to wear the retainer all the time for a few months, and then only at night. The length of this phase varies; some orthodontists recommend lifelong nighttime retainer use to prevent teeth from shifting back.
3. Long-Term Maintenance: This is an ongoing process to maintain the results achieved. It often involves wearing your retainer several nights a week or as your orthodontist advises. This part of the treatment is crucial to prevent relapse, where teeth gradually return to their original position.

Remember, each case is unique, and your orthodontist will provide specific guidance based on your individual needs. Regular check-ups and following your orthodontist’s instructions are key to the success of your Invisalign treatment.

Yes, Invisalign can be effective in correcting an overbite. The custom aligners apply gentle pressure to reposition the teeth, contributing to a straighter smile. It’s important to consult with a dental professional to determine if Invisalign treatment is suitable for your specific case of overbite.

Absolutely. Invisalign is commonly used to close gaps between teeth. It uses a series of clear, custom-made aligners that gradually shift teeth into desired positions, leading to a new smile without the gaps.

Invisalign can address mild to moderate underbites. It works by realigning the teeth so that the upper and lower jaws fit together more comfortably and effectively. However, severe underbites might require additional orthodontic treatments along with Invisalign.

Invisalign treatment is generally considered less painful than traditional fixed braces. While there might be some discomfort or pressure when a new set of aligners is first used, this typically subsides quickly. Many users find Invisalign more comfortable due to the lack of metal brackets and wires.

Yes, Invisalign aligners are designed to cover all the teeth in the arch being treated. This ensures that the aligners can effectively apply the necessary pressure to move the teeth into their new positions, contributing to a more efficient and comprehensive teeth straightening process.