Straighter Teeth on Your Terms
Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners custom-made for your teeth. Unlike metal braces, they’re nearly invisible and fit around your lifestyle — not the other way around.
The Invisalign Process at Smile Savers
1. Digital Consultation We take 3D digital scans of your teeth — no impressions, no mess. You’ll see a simulation of your projected result before committing to anything.
2. Custom Aligners Made Your unique set of aligners is manufactured and shipped directly to us. Each tray is trimmed and polished for comfort.
3. Wear & Progress You wear each set for 1–2 weeks, then move to the next. Check-ins every 6–8 weeks to track progress and hand over the next sets.
4. Refinements & Retainers When treatment completes, we may take new scans for final refinement aligners. Retainers keep your result permanent.
Who Is Invisalign For?
Invisalign works well for adults and teenagers with: crowded teeth, gaps between teeth, overbite, underbite, crossbite, and general misalignment. Schedule a free consultation to find out if you’re a candidate.
Key Benefits
- Nearly invisible — most people won't notice
- Removable for eating, drinking, and photos
- No dietary restrictions unlike metal braces
- Fewer office visits than traditional braces
- Comfortable smooth plastic — no wire irritation
- See your final result digitally before starting
Invisalign Clear Aligners — Frequently Asked Questions
How does Invisalign work?
You wear a series of custom-made clear plastic aligners, each slightly different, that gradually shift your teeth into the desired position. You change to the next set approximately every 1–2 weeks.
How long will treatment take?
Mild cases can be completed in 6 months. Average cases take 12–18 months. We'll give you a personalised timeline at your consultation.
Do I have to wear them all the time?
Aligners should be worn 20–22 hours per day for best results. You remove them to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth.
Is Invisalign as effective as braces?
For most common alignment issues — crowding, spacing, mild bite problems — Invisalign is equally effective. Severe bite corrections may still require traditional braces, which we'll advise at consultation.