This cosmetic and functional treatment uses a series of transparent trays, swapped every 1–2 weeks, to gradually shift your teeth—no metal brackets, no emergencies.
What is invisible orthodontics?
Invisible orthodontics uses clear plastic aligners tailored to your unique mouth via digital scanning. These trays are nearly undetectable, comfortable, and easily removed for meals, brushing or special events. Digital treatment mapping ensures predictable progress from the start.
How does the process work?
- Digital scan and 3D simulation of your future smile.
- All aligners custom-manufactured in the lab.
- Wear each aligner 20–22 hours a day, switching every 1–2 weeks.
- Dentist checks every 6–8 weeks for progress.
- Retainer phase after aligners to keep teeth in place long-term.
Advantages over metal braces
- Discreet appearance: ideal for adults and teens.
- More comfort: no cuts, easier hygiene.
- Fewer emergencies: no wires or brackets to break.
- Predictable results with digital planning.
Ideal patient profile
- Mild to moderate crowding, gaps, overbite/underbite.
- Adults and responsible teenagers.
- Anyone preferring comfort and aesthetics.
Price and cost factors
- Price depends on complexity, duration, and location: from €1,500 to €5,500 in Spain.
- Includes scans, aligner fabrication, appointments, refinements, final retainers.
- Financing and dental insurance may cover part of the cost.
Treatment duration
- Minor corrections: 6–12 months.
- Moderate cases: 12–18 months.
- Complex cases: up to 24+ months.
Care and cleaning
- Clean aligners daily with lukewarm water and mild soap.
- Avoid abrasive toothpaste and hot water.
- Brush and floss before reinserting aligners.
Risks and precautions
- Initial discomfort and slight sensitivity for the first days of each aligner.
- Get professional supervision to avoid unplanned tooth movements.
- Not recommended for active gum disease or untreated cavities.
Results and stability
- Natural, stable results with regular retainer use.
- Improved smile aesthetics and function.
How to choose your doctor
Look for certified orthodontists, verify their aligner experience and credentials, check patient reviews, compare written estimates, and use trusted platforms like Cuident.
*If you follow your doctors recommendations and guidelines.
