Clear Aligner Orthodontics

A near-invisible way to straighten teeth using a series of custom, removable clear aligners that gradually move the teeth into a planned position. Dr Piosik Stomatologia prices aligner treatment by the number of aligners a case needs, from minor corrections to more complex movements. Treatment is planned digitally from an intraoral scan, with progress reviewed at regular appointments. Aligners are removed for eating and cleaning, which makes them a discreet option for adults.

Clear aligner orthodontics straightens the teeth using a sequence of transparent, custom-made trays that are worn over the teeth and changed at intervals, each one moving the teeth a little closer to the final planned position. Because the aligners are nearly invisible and removable, they are a popular choice for adults and older teenagers who want to improve crowding, spacing or alignment discreetly and without fixed metal braces. At Dr Piosik Stomatologia treatment begins with an orthodontic consultation and a digital intraoral scan, from which a step-by-step plan of tooth movement is designed and the required number of aligners determined. The clinic prices aligner treatment in clear bands according to case complexity — from short courses of up to twelve aligners for minor corrections, through medium and longer courses, to comprehensive plans for more involved movements — so you know which range your case falls into from the outset. You wear each set of aligners as directed (generally most of the day and night, removing them to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth) and progress to the next set on schedule, attending periodic reviews so the orthodontist can check the teeth are tracking to plan and make any refinements. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene is straightforward because the aligners come out for brushing and flossing. At the end of active treatment, retainers are used to hold the new position — the cennik lists positioners/retainers separately — and these are important for keeping the result stable long term. Clear aligners suit a wide range of cases but not all; the orthodontist will assess whether they are appropriate for you or whether fixed appliances would achieve a better outcome, and will explain the expected number of aligners, the review schedule and the total cost before you start.