Clear Aligner Orthodontics

Orthodontic treatment using a series of clear, removable aligners that gradually move the teeth into a straighter position — a discreet alternative to fixed braces for suitable cases. Each set is worn for a couple of weeks before progressing to the next, with periodic check-ups. The total fee depends on how much movement is needed, and a retainer afterwards holds the new position. The clinic also offers fixed metal and ceramic braces.

Clear-aligner orthodontics straightens teeth using a sequence of transparent, custom-made trays rather than fixed brackets and wires. Each aligner is worn over the teeth and applies gentle, controlled pressure to move them a small amount; you progress through the series, changing to the next aligner roughly every couple of weeks, until the teeth reach their planned final position. Because the trays are clear and removable, they are popular with adults who want a discreet option and the convenience of taking them out to eat and to clean their teeth normally. At Klinika Delicadent treatment begins with an orthodontic consultation and records — including impressions or scans and the necessary X-rays — from which a personalised plan is mapped out. The total fee reflects the complexity of the case and the number of aligners required, which is why the clinic quotes a range; simpler corrections sit at the lower end and more involved movements at the higher end. Success depends heavily on wearing the aligners for the recommended number of hours each day, so the dentist will set clear expectations at the outset. Periodic appointments track progress and make any refinements. Once the teeth are in their new position, a retainer — often a discreet fixed wire bonded behind the teeth — is used to hold them there, as teeth naturally tend to drift over time. For cases that are not ideal for aligners, the clinic also provides fixed orthodontic appliances in both metal and tooth-coloured ceramic. Suitability, the realistic outcome and the plan are all discussed before treatment starts.