Clear aligners that fit real life

Yes. A guided online assessment allows you to submit photos and receive a clinician-reviewed outcome, helping you understand suitability, options, and estimated costs before visiting a clinic.

Invisalign is one of the most well-known clear aligner brands. Many clinics offer Invisalign alongside other systems. The best option depends on your case complexity and the level of clinical oversight.

Costs vary depending on complexity, typically ranging from around GBP 1,500 for minor corrections to GBP 4,500+ for more advanced cases. Payment plans are often available.

Lower-cost options can be suitable for very minor movements, but complex cases usually require clinician-led treatment to ensure safe and predictable results.

Some providers offer remote-only options, but most safe and effective treatments involve some level of clinician review, even if the initial assessment is done online.

Treatment time depends on the complexity of your case. Minor adjustments may take 3-6 months, while more involved cases can take 12-18 months or longer.

Clear aligners are more discreet and removable, making them popular with adults. Braces may still be more suitable for complex movements or precise control in certain cases.

You may feel mild pressure when switching to a new aligner, especially in the first few days. This is normal and usually settles quickly.

No. Aligners should be removed when eating or drinking anything other than water to avoid damage and staining.

Most treatments require aligners to be worn for 20-22 hours per day to stay on track and achieve the planned results.

They can treat crowding, spacing, mild to moderate bite issues, and general alignment concerns. More complex cases may require alternative approaches.

Yes. Retainers are essential to maintain your results and prevent teeth from shifting back over time.

Focus on suitability for your case, level of clinician involvement, what is included in the quote (refinements, retainers, reviews), and available payment options.

A guided photo assessment provides a strong initial indication of suitability and options. In some cases, clinics may still require scans or X-rays before starting treatment.

In some cases, yes. This depends on your current stage of treatment and clinical suitability, which can be assessed by a clinician.

Your case is reviewed, treatment options are outlined, and you receive a personalised quote. If you choose to proceed, the clinic will guide you through the next steps.