Orthodontic Specialists

Expert Invisalign Treatment for a Beautiful and Comfortable Smile

Deciding to straighten teeth is a complex process that includes many aspects. People would like to have a beautiful smile but there might be concerns related to comfort, aesthetics, and inconvenience.
At Smile Collective, the main concern is to make it easy and convenient for the patients. Invisalign is a technology that allows aligning teeth with the help of clear and removable aligners. Being almost invisible, they allow going through everyday activities without any self-consciousness. Invisalign not only solves the problem with the alignment of teeth but also provides a comfortable, predictable, and convenient procedure.
Also, every smile is unique. Therefore, the treatment is personalised, taking into account individual goals, preferences, and comfort. As a result, a patient knows all the details and can understand what to expect at each moment.

Simple & Effective Care

Straightening Your Teeth with Invisalign

Everything is planned in advance for you to be sure that nothing happens unexpectedly.

Consultation

The first step is an assessment of your teeth, bite, and smile. Also, expectations and goals will be discussed in order to set the right direction for further actions.

Digital Scan & 3D Plan

Then, the digital scan will be done. It allows creating a 3D plan of your future smile, which you will be able to see before starting the treatment.

Custom Aligners

Then, a set of clear aligners is created. They are designed for comfortable movement of the teeth. Generally, they should be worn for 20–22 hours per day and changed every 1–2 weeks according to your plan.

Regular Check-ups

Check-up appointments are scheduled to monitor your progress and make adjustments if necessary.

Questions & Answers

Frequent Customer Questions

Knowing what to expect gives a patient confidence.

It is a system of clear aligners that moves teeth to the proper position with the help of custom trays.

In most cases, treatment can take around 6 to 18 months, depending on your specific needs.

There might be slight pressure on the teeth while changing the sets of aligners, but it usually goes away.

Since the aligners are removable, a patient can eat without wearing them.