Invisalign Clear Aligners

Invisalign uses a series of near-invisible, removable clear aligners to gradually move the teeth into a straighter position — a discreet alternative to fixed braces. Praxis Kutscha is a certified Invisalign provider and plans each course digitally with an iTero 3D scanner, so the intended result can be previewed before treatment begins. The practice publishes a cost range from €900, with the final price depending on how much movement each case needs. Orthodontic care is led by specialist orthodontist Dr. Bettina Kutscha.

Invisalign treatment straightens the teeth using a sequence of custom-made, transparent aligners, each worn for around one to two weeks before being swapped for the next in the series. The aligners apply gentle, controlled pressure that shifts the teeth a little at a time along a digitally planned path. Because they are removable for eating and cleaning and almost invisible when in place, clear aligners are associated with fitting more comfortably into adult and working life than fixed metal braces, and easier oral hygiene during treatment. At Praxis Kutscha, treatment begins with an orthodontic assessment by specialist orthodontist Dr. Bettina Kutscha, a certified Invisalign provider. Instead of conventional putty impressions, the practice uses an iTero 3D intraoral scanner to capture a precise digital model of the teeth, and combines it with digital X-ray where needed. From these records a step-by-step plan is produced that also lets the practice show the expected final position before any aligners are made. The number of aligners and the length of treatment depend on how much the teeth need to move, which is why the published cost runs as a range — from €900 for a more limited correction up to €6,500 for more complex cases involving the whole bite. Aligners are typically worn around 20 to 22 hours a day, removed only for meals and cleaning, with periodic check-ups to track progress and hand over the next sets. Once the teeth are in their final position a retainer is needed to hold the result. Invisalign suits motivated teenagers and adults with mild to moderate crowding, spacing or bite concerns who will wear the aligners consistently; more severe cases may be better treated with the practice's Damon fixed braces, which Dr. Kutscha confirms at consultation. The practice website is in German, and an individual quote is provided after the initial assessment.