Straighten your teeth with removable transparent trays that nobody notices. Here's what a full course costs, how long it really takes, and the cases where we'll tell you honestly that fixed braces would serve you better.
A full course, covering the digital scan, every set of trays, all check-ups along the way and your first set of retainers. Complex cases reach €3,500. The figure is agreed in writing before we start — there is no per-tray surcharge if your treatment needs a refinement.
Aligners are excellent for a defined range of problems and genuinely worse than fixed braces for others. We'll tell you which you are at the first scan, even when the honest answer costs us the case.
Between €1,900 and €3,500 for a full course, depending on how much movement is needed. Ours covers the scan, every set of trays, all check-ups and your first retainers, agreed in writing before treatment starts.
Six to eighteen months for most people. Mild crowding or a small relapse after childhood braces often finishes in six to eight months; heavier crowding takes twelve to eighteen.
For mild to moderate crowding, spacing and bite correction, yes — the same result. Significant jaw movement, large rotations or closing extraction gaps are still faster and better with fixed braces, and we'll say so.
Twenty-two. Out to eat, out to drink anything but water, out to brush. Wearing them less is by far the most common reason a treatment runs late.
They will if nothing holds them, which is why retainers are included and not optional. A fixed wire behind the lower front teeth, a clear night retainer above. Teeth drift throughout life — retention is permanent.
Yes, spread across the treatment period at no extra charge. Ask at the scan and we'll write the schedule into your quote.
A free 40-minute scan and a simulation of your own teeth at the end of treatment. No cost, and no obligation to go ahead.