Invisalign Clear Aligner Treatment

Invisalign straightens teeth using a series of clear, removable aligners instead of fixed braces, gradually moving the teeth into a better position. Planned by the clinic's orthodontist from a digital intraoral scan, each set of aligners is worn for about two weeks before moving to the next. Being nearly invisible and removable for eating and cleaning, it is a discreet option for adults and teens. The figure shown is a guide for a full course.

Invisalign is a clear-aligner orthodontic system that moves teeth using a sequence of custom-made, transparent plastic trays rather than conventional metal brackets and wires. Each aligner is shaped slightly differently from the last, applying gentle, controlled pressure that nudges the teeth a small amount; the patient progresses through the series, typically changing to a new set roughly every one to two weeks, until the planned position is reached. At MultiMedica treatment is overseen by the practice's orthodontist and begins with a digital intraoral scan, from which a three-dimensional plan of the tooth movements is produced and the aligners manufactured. The main appeal of clear aligners is that they are discreet and removable: they are far less visible than fixed braces, and because they are taken out for eating, drinking and cleaning, there are no food restrictions and brushing and flossing stay straightforward. Success depends on wearing the aligners for the recommended number of hours each day, usually around twenty to twenty-two, and attending periodic reviews so progress can be checked. Invisalign can address a range of issues such as crowding, spacing and certain bite problems, though very complex cases may still be better suited to fixed appliances; suitability is assessed at an orthodontic consultation. The clinic also offers fixed metal, ceramic and self-ligating braces, as well as removable appliances, as alternatives. The approximate 16,000 zł guide reflects a full course, with the exact fee depending on how many aligners and how much treatment time an individual case needs, and a retainer is generally recommended afterward to hold the result.