Invisalign Clear Aligners

Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligner trays to move the teeth into a straighter position without the metal brackets and wires of fixed braces. At MEINDENTIST Prenzlauer Berg, aligner therapy is handled by the practice's dedicated orthodontic specialists on a separate appointment line, with the plan and cost confirmed after a digital assessment. Pricing starts from about €2,016 for minor corrections and is scaled to the complexity of the case, with installment financing offered over 24 months.

Invisalign is a clear aligner system that straightens teeth using a sequence of custom-made transparent trays. Each aligner is worn for around one to two weeks before being swapped for the next in the series, and together they apply gentle, staged pressure that moves the teeth along a digitally planned path. Because the trays are nearly invisible in place and are taken out for eating and cleaning, many adults find them easier to fit into daily and working life than fixed braces, and straighter, better-aligned teeth can be simpler to keep clean. At MEINDENTIST Prenzlauer Berg, orthodontic care including Invisalign is led by dedicated specialists, Kristine Grigoryan and Dr. Nina Schmidt, and runs on its own appointment line separate from the general dentistry team. Treatment begins with an orthodontic assessment and a digital scan, from which a step-by-step plan is built and the expected end position can be previewed before any trays are produced. The number of aligners and the length of treatment depend on how much movement is needed: minor corrections of the front teeth are quicker and start from the practice's lower price point, while more complex crowding or bite issues are treated over a longer course — up to around two years in the most involved cases. The practice quotes the total cost up front in a written plan and offers payment over 24 monthly installments, with financing arranged through a partner billing service so the fee can be spread out rather than paid in one sum. Invisalign suits motivated teenagers and adults with mild to more pronounced crowding, spacing or bite concerns who will wear the trays consistently for the recommended 20 to 22 hours a day; the orthodontist confirms at the assessment whether aligners or another approach is the better fit, and whether one or both arches need treating. Conducted in a multilingual practice on Kollwitzplatz, the service is accessible to Berlin's German-, English-, Polish-, Turkish-, Arabic- and Swedish-speaking patients.